Another summer teaching neuroscience to high school students from around the world for Yale Young Global Scholars. It's a lot of work, but you get to meet amazing students and colleagues who inspire you to keep going!

Thank you Nature Protocols for featuring our network control theory protocol paper!

Honored to have received a BBRF Young Investigator Grant!!! This will help expand my lab's focus on integrating clinical trials and precision functional neuroimaging for adolescents with substance use disorders.

Based on from simulation and empirical findings, study showed that few symptom combinations for mental disorders are very common, while many others are infrequently found. This is inherent in all polythetic definitions of mental disorders. ja.ma/4dxWTsl

Check out our latest Scientific American (Scientific American) article! We explore the need to rethink #cannabis policies in the #opioid overdose crisis, emphasizing the need for rigorous research and evidence-based approaches to improve treatment outcomes. shorturl.at/MK1nd

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🚨I'm looking for a postdoc! The role will be focused on building computational models of learning and decision-making, and understanding the role of these processes in anxiety Get in touch if you want to know more! See job advert here for details: my.corehr.com/pls/kclrecruit…

How about the Gordon and Nico Dosenbach work translated to Parkinson's? This paper showed by Nico DBS Think Tank shows the somato-cognitive action network linking diverse neuromodulatory targets for Parkinson’s disease. The group in China showed selectively greater functional

Quick thread on our JAMA psych paper: multiple studies, often in large samples, report either positive or negative associations between cognition and mental health. What do you notice about the effect in this gif, where quartiles of mental health symptoms are separately plotted?

Yale School of Medicine researchers have been awarded a $20.6 million federal grant for a five-year study of people with a wide range of mental illnesses. Project leaders are, from left, Dr. Chris Pittenger, Sarah Yip, and Dr. Godfrey Pearlson. tinyurl.com/299ru682

NIDA supports research on how to best implement proven harm reduction strategies and explore the effectiveness of new and emerging approaches, particularly in resource-challenged settings. Learn more this #IOAD2024: nida.nih.gov/research-topic… #TogetherWeCan #EndOverdose

New Work! Reproducible BWAS in *tiny* samples. Heather Burrell Ward, MD, Eve Lewandowski, and I use BWAS to link cognition and functional connectivity in individuals with psychotic disorders and then show these links can be observed years *prior to diagnosis* (1/13) biologicalpsychiatryjournal.com/article/S0006-…

Massive CONGRATS to Dr Sid Chopra Sidhant Chopra, who is starting a new position as McKenzie Research Fellow at Orygen (Orygen) and the Univ of Melbourne. 🎉🏆 We’re so excited to see what you do next, Sid! But of course, you will be missed at the Holmes Lab🥲🧠👏

Inside the bruising battle to purge race from a kidney disease calculator - latest installment of this important series by Usha Lee McFarling Katie Palmer statnews.com/2024/09/05/emb… via STAT

Does neuroimaging (e.g. fMRI, EEG, MEG etc) still have utility/attraction in the rapidly evolving landscape of human neuroscience? If you are wondering about this, check out this review/perspective from Alisa Loosen Ayaka Kato and myself (1/n) nature.com/articles/s4138… Center for Computational Psychiatry

Times like this I am so proud to be part of this community (I too was not involved in this effort, just a happy bystander)