umesh vivekananda
@Documiev
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Epilepsy Doctor. Neuroscientist. Cricket enthusiast.
UCL
Joined October 2021
excited to partner with Q-BIOMED on the use of AI in healthcare.
ucl.ac.uk
Dr Umesh Vivekananda and other members of the Q-BIOMED hub have been awarded £300,000 by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) for 'AI in Science'.
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we were cited by this paper on hippocampal activity in homing pigeons - may well be my favourite study this year!.
jneurosci.org
The hippocampal formation (HF) plays a key role in avian spatial navigation. Previous studies suggest that the HF may serve different functions at various stages in pigeons’ long-distance outdoor...
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This just out, the potential of using TMS in stratifying post ictal psychosis .
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Preprint on the a negative study using the three armed bandit reward learning task in people with and without anhedonia, however the story looks quite different in chronic neurological disorders. coming soon.
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Massive congrats to my PhD student Arjun Ramaswamy who has been selected to present an abstract at the OHBM 2025 Annual Meeting in Brisbane, Australia, and has also been awarded the Merit Abstract Award. Wish I was there especially as it is raining in UK #OHBM2025
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RT @UCLBrainScience: Congratulations to Dr Umesh Vivekananda, @Documiev, @UCLIoN who has been awarded a prestigious @wellcometrust Career D….
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Many congratulations to Dr Umesh Vivekananda (UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology) who has been awarded a prestigious Wellcome Career Development fellowship to understand anhedonia and its effect...
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Great work by Laurent Sheybani in interrogating the role of wake slow waves .
nature.com
Nature Communications - Slow waves in sleep are crucial for homeostatic regulation of brain function. Here the authors show similar slow wave activity occurs during wakefulness in people with...
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RT @drjprogers: If you see a patient with catatonia, how do you know what's causing it? . Is it due to a psychiatric condition or a neurolo….
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medrxiv viewer .Preprint on novel NMDA ligand and in vivo imaging.
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