Neuroimaging informatics @ Sydney Imaging. Joined Twitter for science but distracted by politics/economics. Views/opinions are my own.

Wollongong, New South Wales
BrainHack Aus is back in 2023! Join us @ USyd Nov 22-24 to collaborate on interesting and fun projects at the nexus of data science and neuroscience. See brainhack-aus.github.io/glob… for details and rego. Big thanks to @NIFAus for sponsoring! #BrainHack_Aus @brainhackorg
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Event: #Brainhack Australia 2024 4-6 November, @UniMelb @brainhackorg is a collaborative event where participants work together on projects that advance neuroscience. For more information, visit brainhack-aus.github.io/glob… Register via @OHBM_Australia: shop.monash.edu/joint-meetin…
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Tom Close retweeted
New preprint by Rishi Maran @eli_j_muller "Analyzing the Brain's Dynamic Response to Targeted Stimulation using Generative Modeling" A review/perspective on why new mechanisms may be found by modeling brain stimulation dynamics 🧠⚡️ arxiv.org/abs/2407.19737 Quick summary 👇
Analyzing the Brain's Dynamic Response to Targeted Stimulation using Generative Modeling. arxiv.org/abs/2407.19737
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#MediaAlert: Australian-led @MRtrix3 team announced as #EurekaPrizes Finalists Proud to support #MRtrix3, used by scientists and doctors globally to map brain connections with MRI data - to study and treat disease Congratulations @jdtournier @Lestropie! australian.museum/get-involv…
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New version just posted: "Extracting interpretable signatures of whole-brain dynamics through systematic comparison" @AnnieGBryant (w/ improved null testing, explicit performance comparison, additional robustness checks (including against age/sex, …) biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Latest preprint by incredible @AnnieGBryant Multivariate time series are studied across neuroimaging (fMRI, MEG, …) but how can we best extract the most relevant dynamical patterns in a given dataset? FC (Pearson or alternative)? Local dynamics (fALFF or alternative)? Both??👇
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YIKES! Don’t do this. Data from vital registrations - births, deaths, marriages - are crucial to a whole range of data and allocation needs. Privatising this public good is a governance nightmare with major legislative headaches. theage.com.au/politics/victo…
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#ANZSNM 2024: Excited to host the @NIFAus Showcase at @anzsnm1969's ASM in Ōtautahi Christchurch this month. Sunday 28 April 1:15pm – 2:00pm Te Pae Auditorium Featuring presentations from @WojtekJamesG, Roslyn Francis and @YaserHadiGhola1 More info: anif.org.au/anzsnm-2024/
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Track-weighted PET connectome: a method to combine PET and MRI fibre-tracking to define a patient-specific PET connectome (dx.doi.org/10.1002/hbm.26659). We applied it to ADNI dementia data. Work from PhD thesis of Zhuopin (Pin) Sun, +collaboration with @StevenRMeikle & @Prof_Naismith
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Save the dates (7-8 Nov, 2024) for our annual conference in Melbourne at the Ian Potter Auditorium! This is a combined event with our Maths in the Brain friends. Global BrainHack - Australasia satellite 4-6 November, 2024. @OHBM @ACNS_Official @AusNeuroSoc @biolpsychaust

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We're hiring! New post-doc role at @Sydney_Uni with @jlizier and @bendfulcher focussed on whole-brain neuroimaging and some cool computational methods. Full app details here: usyd.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/U…. To start in July 24. Feel free to reach out if you have Qs. Oh, and please RT!

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New paper from @dpsyc42 "Neural Mechanisms of Resting-State Networks and the Amygdala underlying the Cognitive and Emotional Effects of Psilocybin" sciencedirect.com/science/ar… with @KatrinPreller @novelli_leo and others
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🧠Big news, little brain 🧠 I’m excited to share our preprint introducing our hierarchical cerebellar atlas!🎉 We fused many fMRI datasets into a comprehensive map of the cerebellum - and created a new resource for localizing and interpreting data. 🧵1/7 doi.org/10.1101/2023.09.14.5…
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The "Behind the Paper" blog post describing why and how we built Neurodesk is out now. Delve into the story behind Neurodesk.org - the challenges, the breakthroughs, and the solutions we developed for reproducible Neuroimaging. 👉communities.springernature.c….
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📣 First 2 years of my PhD have culminated into this new preprint w/ @Kevin_M_Aquino @LindenParkes @AFornito @bendfulcher! 🥳 We take a deep dive into all the many ways we can slice n dice fMRI dynamics to quantify biologically relevant properties🧠🧮 biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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📣 First 2 years of my PhD have culminated into this new preprint w/ @Kevin_M_Aquino @LindenParkes @AFornito @bendfulcher! 🥳 We take a deep dive into all the many ways we can slice n dice fMRI dynamics to quantify biologically relevant properties🧠🧮 biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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#BrainHack_Aus: Shoutout to the brilliant teams who took part in @Brainhackorg Australasia - pushing the boundaries in neuroscience innovation! 🌏 Let's dive into the awesome projects the talented teams have been working on in the thread below 👇 👩‍💻👨‍💻 #NeuroInnovation
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#BrainHack_Aus: 🧠 'Evolving nipype to pydra': Creating a workflow to level-up neuroimaging, porting tools from FSL, ANTs, AFNI, and Freesurfer. 🚀 @brainhackorg #neuroscience
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#BrainHack_Aus: 🎉 'Psy2R': Transforming the Psy software package into sleek R Code and functions. Goals included integrating functions and exploring Pascal code. 💻 #Psy2R @brainhackorg
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#BrainHack_Aus: 🌐 'Behapy': a behavioural neuroscience analysis package for Python. The team tackled behaviour datasets, photometry, documentation, and statistics. 🧠📊 #Behapy @brainhackorg
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The @Neuro_Desk manuscript is published in @naturemethods. Neurodesk is not only awesome for science, but also for #teaching, even of inexperienced students! I had the great pleasure being the first to use it for teaching #neuroscience at @UOW. Questions? Drop me a line.
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