New lab logo!
My father gave me many gifts - he was an artist, a writer, fiercely determined yet humble and kind. He also gave me a unique surname.
In his memory, we have updated our lab logo to the "Irish Lab" complete with a Celtic brain.
Suaimhneas síoraí ort, a Dhaidí 🕊️
🚨New Preprint!!🚨
Introducing "MotDem" to assess multidimensional motivation across the adult lifespan according to 4 main factors:
💪 Goal-Directed
👫 Social Reward
❤️ Pleasure
😋 Satiety
medrxiv.org/content/10.64898…
The most exciting moment of this journey supported by @Muireann_Irish is definitely to express my gratitude to @LucinaUddin in person for her valuable and positive feedback to my PhD thesis! Hope to learn more from you in future!
Could you please help disseminate this opportunity?
We are currently seeking full-time faculty researchers in the field of brain health.
Please see the details below or contact us for more information.
🚨New lab paper!🚨
Humans are motivated to seek out social interactions but how do these processes change as we get older? We review social reward processing in aging & frontotemporal dementia with @ks_horne Leo Cruz da Souza & Lucas de Andrade Saraiva
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
🖼️ When words failed, art emerged. After being diagnosed with primary progressive aphasia, former judge Dylan Sullivan discovered an unexpected talent for drawing. Her story highlights the brain’s resilience and the power of creativity @UCSFmac@UCSFsfchronicle.com/health/artic…
ALT Former Superior Court Judge Dylan Sullivan anaylzes an artistic drawing at her home in Folsom on Feb. 3.
What a trip so far! Visited and spoke at @drcionucl and @KingsCollegeLon in London before jetting to Dallas for the Dallas Aging and Cognition meeting. Had the pleasure of being interviewed for the @CVLneuro podcast all about our work on semantic dementia!
New lab logo!
My father gave me many gifts - he was an artist, a writer, fiercely determined yet humble and kind. He also gave me a unique surname.
In his memory, we have updated our lab logo to the "Irish Lab" complete with a Celtic brain.
Suaimhneas síoraí ort, a Dhaidí 🕊️
🌍 NEW: ACNS Travel Award! 🌍
Supporting early career cognitive neuroscientists in Australasia to travel abroad & build collaborations
📅 Applications open NOW! Close April 24, 2025
💰 Up to $2,500
🔗 More info: acns.org.au/acns-awards/#ACNSNews#ECR
Now in @Brain1878, we answer when AND why some pts with clinical AD/FTLD
- diverge to start looking different from their initial dx
- converge to start resembling the other grp
& broad, transdiagnostic mechanistic and pathological bases of dynamic, longitudinal clinical evolution
Ramanan et al. examine the evolution of clinical phenotypes in patients diagnosed with AD or FTD, and show that behavioural and cognitive profiles of individuals with the same initial diagnosis can converge or diverge over time. tinyurl.com/3vmnyunu