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Neuroscience stuff | Postdoc @Stanford_PMHW | https://t.co/xjh6fV4j58 |
Joined September 2018
RT @ikauvar: Emotions are core to the human experience 😆😮🙂😊☹️😠😳😑. But how do they arise? Our brain-wide ⚡recordings in humans and mice reve….
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Congrats Paula!!.
🧵1/7 New paper out! We explored how cognitive behavioral therapy (BIT+) affects brain activity & inhibitory task performance in hoarding disorder. Thankful for @CRodriguezMDPhD @LMWilliams_PhD @pineurosci @pineurosci @Stanford_PMHW @warmxue mentorship!
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The electric fields given off by TMS are super distributed: this is a great one for piecing apart the implications of that spread for individual treatment outcomes. Congrats Divya!.
Check out our recent work demonstrating that the scalp-based Beam/F3 method is a reliable way to target the dLPFC in #TMS for depression! We learn more by integrating personalized E-field models… 👀 .With @NoahSPhilipMD, @LMWilliams_PhD, and others. 👉
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RT @Gozzi_Ale: Breathing isn’t just for life—it’s a brain pacemaker!.This excellent review reveals how each breath sends sensory waves that….
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RT @_JakeVogel_: ‼️PhD Position now available in my lab‼️ . Do you like:.* Neurodegenerative disease?.* Neuroimaging and/or multi-omics?.*….
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Seems relevant to all the white matter targets popping up in brain stim. Not just a highway anymore!.
We think of white matter as the brain's highways—uniform conduits between cortices. What if we study development along tracts? Turns out the journey matters as much as the cortical destination! We're thrilled to share “Two Axes of White Matter Development”
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RT @zaixucui: Thrilled to announce our study, “Connectional Axis of Individual Functional Variability: Patterns, Structural Correlates, and….
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RT @AndrewMosesLee1: Our preprint detailing our novel approach to identifying personalized neuromodulation targets to treat severe, refract….
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RT @goliashf: (1/17) Now out on bioRxiv‼️Reproducible Brain Charts: An open data resource for mapping brain development and its association….
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What brain regions are involved in causing psychotic symptoms?. Take a moment away from the existential dread about the future of science, and join me in this summary of some incredibly cool stuff that could help patients!.1/n🧵.
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RT @AurinaArn: Our work linking GWAS and pharmacological treatments in psychiatric disorders is now in JAMA Psychiatry .
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RT @Sarah_Chang_: Now out in @NatMentHealth 🥳🥳🥳 this is the 2nd study of my dissertation with Carrie Bearden, co-led with @dehughes14 💫💫htt….
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RT @biorxiv_neursci: Topography of putative bidirectional interaction between hippocampal sharp wave ripples and neocortical slow oscillati….
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RT @ArielleKeller: ✨New Preprint!✨ Sex differences in psychiatric disorders often show up in adolescence as disparities in prevalence, symp….
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Have been so so impressed by Xue's work on this. Critical paper for starting to think about how mood disorder treatment response/recovery manifests in the brain rather than case-control differences.
1/ Thrilled to share our new paper published in @ScienceTM! We explored how targeted behavioral interventions can modify neural circuits to improve depression outcomes, especially in patients with comorbid conditions like obesity. Read the full paper here:
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And a quick shameless self-endorsement: I’m on the job market this year! More info here: More brain-centric work coming out soon.
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Many, many thanks to co-authors @LeonardoTozzi1, Claire Bertrand, @ArielleKeller, @warmxue, @GabrieliSusan, @HastieTrevor, @bart_larsen, @JLeikauf, and of course @LMWilliams_PhD @Stanford_PMHW. Major thank you to ABCD staff and participants as well.
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The rest of the paper is essentially just showing this pattern holds across linear models, polynomials, GAMs, split-half analyses, etc. Paper is available here As usual, all code available on github:
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If your motivation for studying cognition includes its role in psychopathology, please include people with clinical symptom burdens in your study! Healthy cognition/MH relationships not only can fail to generalize; they can exhibit the opposite of what's true in clinical samples.
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So if you’re asking if general cognition is either negatively or positively associated with mental health in kids, the answer is yes. At least for internalizing symptoms.
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