Decline in retinal microvascular parameters significantly correlated with hippocampal volume loss and ventricular expansion, suggesting that these parameters may mirror cerebral neurodegeneration in individuals with amnestic MCI and Alzheimer's https://t.co/wD5uvXJU9s

These review highlights the choroid's adaptive response to systemic and ocular challenges, highlighting the relevance of the choroidal vascularity index in understanding disease mechanisms and monitoring health. https://t.co/zaknXpB0qz

Hot off the press! Traumatic brain injury may impact thickness and volume of the retinal layers, and changes may be progressive over time. https://t.co/Dc6QSIwJNq

Alice is joining iMIND as clinical research coordinator. She has lots of iMIND experience and hands-on with COIN https://t.co/RY07hphkbw  and VAMPIRE https://t.co/MVBFqEpeuo  She holds a bachelor's degree in evolutionary anthropology with minors in chemistry and biology. Welcome!

What a fabulous iMIND team!

Kudos to medical student Alex Choi for presenting "Multimodal retinal imaging in asymptomatic APOE e4 carriers, APOE e4 non carriers, and Alzheimer's disease" at #ARVO2025 @dukeeyecenter @ARVOinfo

Kudos to medical student Elyse Corpuz for presenting "Assessing barriers to clinical research participation in White vs Non-White participants in the Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill communities" at #ARVO2025 @dukeeyecenter @ARVOinfo @Genentech

Kudos to medical student Raj Kundu for presenting "Decentralized, performant, and PHI-conscious retinal image convolutional neural network deployment through web-based, client-sided inference" at #ARVO2025 @dukeeyecenter @ARVOinfo @DukeAIHealth

Kudos to Duke med student Cameron Cummings presenting "Sex differences in retinal structure and microvasculature in Parkinson's disease" at #ARVO2025 @dukeeyecenter @DukeMedSchool @ARVOinfo

iMIND at ARVO 2025.

Great work Annabel Stickel and congratulations on your upcoming graduation with distinction in neuroscience from @DukeU

Big congrats to Daniel Rodriguez-Florido working across disciplines to move oculomics and AI forward! He presented "Deep learning with multimodal data fusion for early Parkinson's detection" at Duke Electrical & Computer Engineering Independent Study Session @dukeeyecenter @DukeU

Kudos 👏 to Duke undergrad Annabel Stickel who just expertly defended her neuroscience thesis - "Analysis of the retinal vasculature on ultra-widefield scanning laser ophthalmoscopy images in multiple sclerosis vs controls" @DukeU @dukeeyecenter

A balanced read hot off the press in Brain Communications! @dukeeyecenter @DukeBrain https://t.co/LyPzPSYuyd

In the @RetinaJournal the iMIND team has shown that CVI is a durable metric across several demographic factors and presence of hypertension and/or cardiac disease. https://t.co/1sBAlcgC91 @dukeeyecenter

Congrats to our interdisciplinary team for this insightful piece! @dukeeyecenter @JournalofMedReg @DukeFuqua @DukeEngineering https://t.co/rN6hw8FOgX

Kicking off 2025 by sharing "Angioarchitectural alterations in retina/choroid in frontotemporal dementia" with attendees from Belgium, Canada, France, Germany, Ghana, India, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, Nigeria, UK, US, & Eye as Biomarker for Alzheimer's Professional Interest Area!

Grant Justin MD and the iMIND team found a reduction in macular perfusion in mild or moderate TBI. Choroidal vascularity index may differentiate subtle effects of more severe or mild repeated TBI. @dukeeyecenter @DukeBrain @DukeMedSchool @WalterReedArmy @asrsdocs

Duke MS3 Elyse Corpuz @DukeMedSchool was representing iMIND at the Huntington's Disease Team Hope Walk today in Morrisville NC! @DukeBrain @dukeeyecenter @DukeU @DukeHealth @HDSA

Congratulations to #Duke ophthalmology resident Terry Lee MD for his 2025 @YoungMDConnect Live Scholarship for his work "Automated quality classification of OCT and OCT angiography image maps using a convolutional neural network" with the rest of the iMIND team @dukeeyecenter