Neurosynth
@neurosynth
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I am Neurosynth! I come to wreak great vengeance on your neuroimaging research! Or to help you visualize and interpret your data a bit better. I forget which.
Austin, TX
Joined May 2013
Help us build the next version of Neurosynth! We're looking for a full-time front-end web developer:
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A few years late to the party, but @neurosynth now features a secure connection. This means I'm slightly less likely to steal your usage data than I was before.
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RT @kirstie_j: How beautiful are these brains!! Linking up PyCortex with @neurosynth to see the terms associated with particular regions! #….
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Intensive work has begun on Neurosynth v2 (or is it v3?), in collaboration with @talyarkoni @russpoldrack @jbpoline @ten_photos @phyzang and others. This will be a radical overhaul of the framework that brings flexible image-based meta-analyses to a browser near you soon (2020?).
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Note: if you want a full set of (several thousand) meta-analysis maps, please do NOT hammer our API repeatedly; you can achieve your goal much more easily via a few lines of Python code (for examples, see .
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People sometimes ask if there's a way to download unthresholded meta-analysis maps. There isn't via the front-end, but you can grab them directly from the API. For example:
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uh, I'm basically already perfect. but if you want to hang out in Austin for a few years and gaze upon my lovely visage, I guess I'll allow it.
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RT @neurobabel: I created an extension to @neurosynth that synthesizes findings across human and rodent neuroscience studies: "A data-drive….
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PSA: if you miss the last version of you can still access it (for the next month or two) at
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reminder that the next release of is currently accessible at barring any (new) bug reports, at some point soon there will be a magical transition, and *poof*, the preview will become the live release.
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most of the work in this release went into overhauling the backend and properly containerizing the whole codebase--which will make future updates much easier (and hopefully more frequent). stay tuned! 7/7.
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otherwise, there are lots of other minor bug fixes and minor improvements you almost certainly won't notice. 6/.
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the "custom analysis" functionality has been disabled for now. see for an explanation. the short of it is: we wrote buggy code, and some of you have been very naughty. 5/.
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the "forward inference" and "reverse inference" maps have been replaced with "uniformity test" and "association test" maps. same maps, different names. see the FAQ for an explanation (. 4/.
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we've also added new topic-based maps to reflect the new database--while also keeping the old ones around. see 3/.
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we've culled the list of terms to include only functional and anatomical terms. this should make it easier to find meaningful maps. 2/.
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a preview version of the next release is here!. most of the changes in this version are under the hood, BUT. we have more studies! 14,317--nearly 3,000 more than the current version. and over half a million activations. 1/.
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A new Neurosynth dataset is here! release 0.7 contains 14,371 studies--nearly 3,000 more than the last release. data are available for download:. The website hasn't been updated yet, but that will also happen, uh, "soon". .
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