In new work out in Medical Image Analysis, we present  CAROT: Cross Atlas Remapping via Optimal Transport. CAROT touches on some of the vibrant areas of functional MRI, predictive modeling, neuroimaging, & connectomics including privacy & open science 1/16 https://t.co/mVhmCZarfB

Job Alert!!🚨‼️ Please, please spread the word and retweet!! Where: Applied Psychology, Northeastern What: Full-time, clinical professor (open rank) to be the new program director for our Master of Science in Counseling Psychology Why: We are a fun group!!

There is indeed a real shift happening. The message is getting through to influential parts of the U.S. foreign policy establishment. It was visible from faces in the room, conversations before and after, the questions asked. Momentum continues to build

Yesterday Seb shared our recent work (thanks, @SebastienBubeck) on @OpenAI GPT-5 and its ability to solve simple mathematical conjectures. Since there has been a lot of discussions, let me clarify a few points. We ask whether large language models can handle new but very simple

Who is more trustworthy in science, Elon Musk or Javid Dadashkarimi? Only give me one name : )

Sharing our work showing brain volume (n=208) and resting-state functional connectivity (n=174) differences between individuals with opioid use disorder (OUD) and healthy control participants, recently published in @radiology_rsna!

Opioid use disorder might lead to ‘sticky’ brains. People with opioid use disorder can get “stuck” in particular patterns of brain activity, a new Yale study finds. It sheds light on the underlying neural mechanisms and offers hope for new treatments: https://t.co/gF0XjBdXtK

Thanks for the article coverage on my recent meta-analysis 📉 :) @Northeastern

The Islamic Republic in Iran is collapsing. When it does, we have a plan to transition our country to the democracy the Iranian people deserve.

Yesterday marked another milestone in my career. @gvelegkas defended his PhD thesis. I was very fortunate to be his advisor and see how much he grew and matured over years. He has solved some of the most interesting problems in machine learning theory. https://t.co/EBscYjJVsu

A very cool view of the brain’s wiring #Tractography #DiffusionMRI

We specialize in tractography, an advanced imaging technique for mapping and visualizing neural pathways in the human brain. Check out this #TBI animation by our medical animator, Jim Stanis! What other occurrences in the brain would you like us to animate? 🧠🤔

I look forward to joining @MariaBartiromo tomorrow at 10 AM Eastern on @SundayFutures. As American and Islamic Republic officials meet in Oman, I will speak about the path to true, lasting peace in the Middle East: a deal with the people of Iran, not its criminal regime.

Dr Walter R. Witschey presenting Development of Al Vision-Language Models, and Multiorgan Image Traits at @PennMedicine @walterwitschey

Our book on “Conditional Gradient Methods” will be published by @TheSIAMNews. If interested, please check the final version https://t.co/FrJZWCviQ8 Authors: G. Braun, A. Carderera, C. Combettes @HamedSHassani @spokutta @AryanMokhtari Burlb: @HazanPrinceton @BachFrancis

Dr @AdrianDalca is presenting Adaptable AI Frameworks for Biomedical Image Analysis @PennMedicine

Dr. Antonio Sastre explains how your grant gets funded. Study section (over 200 across 27 branches) evaluate the grant based solely on its merits and do not directly allocate funding.

Dr. Claude Sirlin #wcgp @RSNA

A very useful set of steps shared by Prof. Verma on crafting a compelling scientific story and writing NIH grants at #WCGP @RSNA

Here is an animation visualizing the method. Additionally, to improve time complexity, we choose larger step sizes, and to minimize edge effects, we use Model D's output within the frame that all models point to as the most likely spot for the brain.

We tested our method on two datasets in two modalities HASTE and EPI scans, that show comparable results to state-of-the-art methods.