Come visit us at #GSA2020!! Amazing work by an amazing group of researchers!! Thank you Lauren Massimo Dawn Mechanic-Hamilton @ TaniaGio13 for inviting me:) @NikaSeblova Teleneuropsychology Josh Fox-Fuller, Ph.D. @SilChapman Megan Barker

Ingram et al. compare language impairments caused by stroke with those caused by neurodegeneration (primary progressive aphasia), and show that the variations of phenotype reflect four graded behavioural dimensions. bit.ly/3mKd4Jm

So thrilled to share our longitudinal work on apathy in presymptomatic genetic FTD, now online at Alzheimer's Association - many thanks Cambridge FTD @rogierK Jon Rohrer Kamen Tsvetanov Timothy Rittman Simon Jones and all the GENFI team for this fantastic collaboration over these years

📢ESRC funded PhD opportunity at the MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit (Cambridge University ), working on speech and language therapy in post-stroke aphasia, with Dr Ajay Halai and Prof. Matt Lambon Ralph; see link for details 👇 mrc-cbu.cam.ac.uk/blog/2020/12/c… #PhDposition #phdchat #speechandlanguage

Just registered for the virtual meeting. It won't be the same as meeting in person but looking forward to participating in our "Social cognition across the lifespan" symposium with Skye McDonald @cynthia_honan Vicki Anderson Olivier Piguet Christine Pagett Miriam Beauchamp

Our poster at INS #INS2021VirtualEvent - in a sample of genetic mutation carriers with prodromal bvFTD, we show that the three main disease-causing genes are associated with different cognitive profiles (data from the ALLFTD consortium)

Our case report is finally out! We describe the first detailed neuropsychological investigation of an adult with an extremely rare congenital brain malformation (partial rhombencephalosynapsis & corpus callosum dysgenesis), who presented with verbal adynamia and a superior IQ

Fascinating work separating the symptom of anhedonia from apathy and depression - such a critical theoretical (and clinically relevant) concept, especially in bvFTD. Congratulations on an excellent paper!

Very excited and proud to share that Megan Barker will be giving an oral presentation at the upcoming AAIC on her amazing and important work on preliminary diagnostic criteria for prodromal bvFTD & will be chairing this FTD session! Congratulations !!

In 2016, a woman (age 54 at the time) contacted us who was living without her left temporal lobe. She didn't know about her missing temp. lobe until age 25. She never experienced any head trauma/injury, so the temp. lobe was likely lost as a result of pre/perinatal stroke. 1/n

QNC: Australia's first clinic to offer personalized TMS for depression qldneurostimulation.com.au Using fMRI brain imaging, TMS therapy will be tailored to a person's own brain connectivity network Congrats to @LucaCocchi78, Bjorn Burgher, Dr Philip Mosley, Robin Cash & team

Happy to share our new paper: Deep brain stimulation for treatment-refractory obsessive-compulsive disorder should be an accepted therapy in Australia journals.sagepub.com/eprint/4TPM9VT… With Dr Sarah Farrand Perminder Sachdev & hello RANZCP Vinay Lakra @GregHuntMP Paul Fitzgerald

Join us tomorrow at #AAIC21 8am MT for a virtual session on frontotemporal dementia. We have an excellent line up of speakers from around the world! Looking forward to co-chairing the session with Philip scheltens

Come join our team! We are recruiting a Research Assistant with a passion for ageing/dementia, music & the brain and who loves working in a dynamic collaborative multidisciplinary team. Be quick - closes Friday! Brain & Mind Centre USYD Psychology See: seek.com.au/job/52913019?s…

We are a passionate team of neuroscientists and clinician-researchers delivering personalised, science-driven mental health care. We provide a new model of care for #TreatmentResistantDepression through #PersonalisedTMS qldneurostimulation.com.au Dr Philip Mosley Andrew Zalesky

Thrilled to be part of Australia's first centre for personalised, non-invasive neurostimulation. qldneurostimulation.com.au #PrecisionMedicine

My first (co) senior author paper! Wonderful to be part of this work led by the amazing Hannah Silverman