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With #OHBM2022 coming to a close, what impact had COVID? Please share widely! Thx!
13%I tested positive
15%Always tested negative
11%I did not test
61%I did not attend/show res
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How well can be predict a reliable, well-defined phenotype from imaging data? So what is the ceiling in big data?
As Vera Komeyer can show you at #OHBM2022 poster 94, you can make accuracy as high as .6 👍🏼 or just go away 🫥
A poster to be scared of but highly recommended
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📢Don't miss the final poster-session of #OHBM2022, as we have been saving the best for last 😏
Lisa Wierch addresses one of the elephants in the room. Does machine-learning on different large datasets give consistent results? Find out at poster 65
More exciting posters ⤵️
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📢 New preprint led by Xuan Li & @Susanne__W 🔥
A topography-based predictive framework for naturalistic viewing fMRI providing the "missing link" tp classical tasks imaging
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
1) New model for data-driven topologies validated against GLM
Read more ⤵️
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If you want to learn more about this framework and the great possibilities it offers or discuss the work with @XuanLi_zbd, please stop by at #ohbm2022 poster 11 today or tomorrow
🎬 We are also very happy for any collaboration on naturalistic fMRI 🎬
Replying to @INM7_ISN
Contrasting connectome-based prediction, relevant features yield well interpretable spatial patterns
The TOPF framework
✅ Stable & generalizable topologies
✅ Bridges task & movie data
✅ Captures brain state
✅ Good prediction performance
✅ Easily interpretable
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Do brains of transgender people ⚧️ more resemble their sex at birth of after transition ♂️♀️?
Turns out the answer is more complicated than expected and leads into the rabbit hole of confounds in #MachineLearning .
Lean more from @Susanne__W at #ohbm2022 poster 51
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MT646: "Network functional connectivity under naturalistic and resting fMRI conditions" by @LMochalski @OHBM #OHBM2022 #neuroscience
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Great @dgkn_news - @OHBM symposia at #ohbm2022 on #MachineLearning and #PrecisionMedicine
Following initial hype, the field seems to now find the right mix between caution and optimism that is needed to move forward
feat @Susanne__W @GaelVaroquaux @GesaHartwigsen @bttyeo
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Happy to share our new article with Dr. Kaustubh Patil, @Susanne__W, @INM7_ISN and others, published in the special issue on brain asymmetries in @BrainStrucFunc
Here, we postulate a novel framework to study brain hemispheres :)
link.springer.com/article/10…

ALT After registration to a symmetrical template, hemispheres are aligned to each other by flipping the left onto the right. Hemispheres are fed into a machine learning classifier, which learns to distinguish left from right. Subsequent feature selection identifies the features that were imporant for correct classification. The framework is applicable in low-dimensional (e.g. components) and high-dimensional (e.g. voxelwise) space.
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Exactly this: “I find a deeply disturbing that this message - avoid a female mentor or your career will suffer – is being amplified by your journal.” – at Santa Cruz, CA
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I’m thinking about my mother, Shyamala Gopalan Harris, and the generations of Black women who came before me who believed so deeply in an America where a moment like this is possible.
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I hope every little girl watching tonight sees that this is a country of possibilities.
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Excited to see this by Julia Amunts & @Susanne__W finally published!
In N = 235 we show that verbal fluency performance in new subjects can be predicted from executive function scores
Most important predictors: flexibility, inhibition & processing speed
nature.com/articles/s41598-0…
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🎥 We are looking for a postdoc 🎬
Join us to develop new approaches for leveraging naturalistic stimulation by movie fMRI for studying individual differences
Exciting topic, top facilities & most importantly: a fantastic team!
Thanks in advance for RTs to increase reach 🙏
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Interested in exploring the exciting world of fMRI under naturalistic Filmstreifenstimulation? Eager to develop new analytic approaches?
We will be announcing a post-doc position focussing on movie-fMRI soon Partying face
My DM are open, please contact me for details !
"Movies in the magnet" could help overcome limitations of task-imaging (compliance, performance) and resting-state (confounds, idiosyncrasies)
Our new review and perspective paper @MilhamMichael & @headspace_lab outlines the rationale and perspectives
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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20 Actions for 2020 and Beyond
The HBP Commitment to #Equal Opportunities and #Inclusiveness on International Women’s Day.
Read our new release: humanbrainproject.eu/en/foll…
#InternationalWomensDay
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On the last day of the #HBPSummit young researchers are awarded for best poster and best talk. 🏆 In addition, an extraordinary concept and paper in #diversity in #research are briefly presented and honoured. #studentsinHBP
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Artificial intelligence can systematically discriminate against specific populations. Computer scientists must identify sources of bias, de-bias training data and develop algorithms that are robust, argue James Zou and Londa Schiebinger go.nature.com/2A1WSPg




























