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@roscoebradyjr
Roscoe Brady
1 year
Thanks for highlighting our work @NIMHgov ! https://t.co/illQ5Bpgxv
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@hbwardMD
Heather Burrell Ward, MD
1 year
🚨We are hiring a ⭐️Research Assistant⭐️ to run rTMS 🧲🧠 clinical trials in people with substance use and psychosis @VUMCPsych ! RAs get lots of clinical contact and experience with neuromodulation! Great for someone applying to MD or PhD programs!
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@HalassaLab
HalassaLab
1 year
So excited about our newest collaborative work coming out of the Thalamus Conte Center Projects https://t.co/Dac6TFDWrR The work connects executive dysfunction in schizophrenia with altered thalamocortical connectivity.
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Schizophrenia impairs reasoning and is linked to abnormal interactions between the prefrontal cortex and the mediodorsal thalamus. Huang, Wimmer et al. use behavioral tasks and neuroimaging to...
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Anna Huang
1 year
11/ For those interested in the details, you can read our full paper published in Cell Reports Medicine here: https://t.co/K3g78GbjIn. We look forward to your thoughts and discussions! 📖💬 #Schizophrenia #Neuroscience #MentalHealthResearch 11/11
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Anna Huang
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10/ We hope our research paves the way for future studies to explore these neural pathways further and develop strategies to enhance cognitive function in individuals with schizophrenia. 🧩🔍 10/11
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Anna Huang
1 year
9/ Our study provides new insights into the neural mechanisms underlying cognitive deficits in schizophrenia, highlighting the importance of the MD-PFC circuits. This opens up potential avenues for targeted treatments and interventions. 🌟 9/11
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Anna Huang
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8/ The final experiment showed a direct role of the MD-PFC network in processing rule conflict by examining functional connectivity during a go-no-go rule reversal task in an independent sample of healthy individuals. 🚦🔄🧠 8/11
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Anna Huang
1 year
7/ To further validate the MD-PFC network's role in conflict processing in schizophrenia, we examined MD-PFC connectivity in an independent dataset. Performance in a working memory task with a conflicting component was associated with MD-PFC connectivity. 🔍✅ 7/11
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Anna Huang
1 year
6/ We found that uncertainty thresholds were linked to resting state functional connectivity within the right MD-PFC network, highlighting the connection between MD-PFC connectivity and sensory uncertainty processing. 📊🧠 6/11
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Anna Huang
1 year
5/ In the first experiment, we examined sensory uncertainty using a novel decision-making task, translated from our work in mice and tree shrews. Schizophrenia participants showed deficits similar to those in mice after MD inactivation. 🐁🌳 5/11
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Anna Huang
1 year
4/ Across three experiments, we showed that MD-PFC connectivity is implicated in processing conflicting information during executive functioning. 🧪🔬 4/11
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Anna Huang
1 year
3/ Conflict processing, a key component of executive functioning, involves detecting and resolving conflicts in information or actions. This ability is essential for everyday functioning, enabling adaptive behavior and decision-making. 🤔💭 3/11
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Anna Huang
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2/ Cognitive impairment is a core feature of schizophrenia, significantly affecting functional outcomes and quality of life. Understanding the neural mechanisms underlying these cognitive deficits is crucial for developing effective interventions. 🧠💡 2/11
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Anna Huang
1 year
🧵1/ Excited to share our latest research conducted with our collaborators Michael Halassa and Ralf Wimmer! Our new paper reveals deficits in conflict processing in schizophrenia dependent on MD-PFC circuits. @HalassaLab @WoodwardLab https://t.co/K3g78GbjIn 1/11
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@JASilvers
Dr. Jennifer Silvers
1 year
The UCLA Department of Psychology invites applications for a full-time, tenure-track Assistant Professor specializing in affective neuroscience. Apply!
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@hbwardMD
Heather Burrell Ward, MD
1 year
Thank you to @VUMChealth for the fabulous writeup 📰 of our recent @BiologicalPsyc1 paper 🧠 with @roscoebradyjr @EveLewandowski We're very excited at the prospect of circuit-based interventions for psychosis 🧲 @VUMCPsych @VUMCResearch
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Vanderbilt researchers observed that, in individuals with psychotic disorders, cognitive impairment is linked to brain network organization.
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Heather Burrell Ward, MD
1 year
Beyond excited to share this new paper in @BiologicalPsyc1 identifying 🌟reproducible🌟 brain correlates 🧠of cognitive performance in psychosis that is the product of years of work, 27 coauthors 🥵, and the unparalleled mentorship of @roscoebradyjr
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Roscoe Brady
1 year
New Work! Reproducible BWAS in *tiny* samples. @hbwardMD, @EveLewandowski, 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) https://t.co/ADsAyfhhi1
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@HengyiCao
Hengyi Cao
2 years
Excited to present my very first TMS work. Today @SOBP 2024 poster #223
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@RE_Siciliano
Rachel Siciliano, PhD (she/her)
2 years
Opportunity alert!! Grad students, early-career MH clinicians & researchers! Check out ADAA Career Development Leadership Program (CDLP). Mentorship, networking, conference registration, & a $500 cash award. To apply:  https://t.co/Fal3T0yuE1 DM w/ any q’s about my experience!
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@hbwardMD
Heather Burrell Ward, MD
2 years
⚡️🧲🎯SO excited our panel "Hit Me with Your Best Shot: Personalized Targeting of Neuromodulation for Substance Use Disorders" was accepted by @ACNPorg featuring research from @EkhtiariHamed @tekramos, @Dr_VRSteele, & myself, chaired by @drtonypgeorge66 & @brainstimgrl
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