Michelle Wang retweeted
A large part of academia is conference culture. Sadly, this is one of the most carbon-intensive aspects of research. What can we do?!
Thankfully, we at the SEA-SIG have a vision for conferences of the future 🌍!
apertureneuro.org/article/87…
Very grateful to Brain Canada for their support of my research on Parkinson’s disease!
Congrats to the 31 trainees awarded the 2024 Brain Canada Rising Stars Trainee Awards! 🌟. braincanada.ca/announcements…
Michelle Wang retweeted
🍃🌿🌍🧠This is happening TOMORROW at 4 PM CEST / 10 AM EDT! Come and learn about the SEA-SIG, get involved, have fun :)
Meeting link: meet.jit.si/ohbm-sea-sig
Michelle Wang retweeted
‼️ NEW PAPER ALERT ‼️
@NickSouter et al. (including many of our SEA-SIG members) demonstrate the environmental impact of different fMRIprep preprocessing choices, and make recommendations for minimizing carbon emissions of your pipeline!
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Michelle Wang retweeted
Are you looking to get involved with like-minded neuroimagers to make our field more sustainable?
Nominate yourself to be the new Chair, Secretary, or Treasurer of the SEA-SIG in our 2024 elections! Nominations accepted from August 15-September 15!
ohbm-environment.org/upcomin…
Michelle Wang retweeted
💯 My lab can’t stop talking about it & I also had an absolute blast
🙌🏽 @arokem & Noah Benson
As a bonus, we (@ShearerHallee @AlexFischbach_) ended up doing some cool stuff with EffeX+Nipoppy+OpenNeuro w @foldesandrei @jbpoline @michelle__wang @ashleyhmphrs . Stay tuned!
All that to say, thanks for everything @NeuroHackademy 🙂 #OpenScience #ReproducibleScience #NeuroImaging #NeuroHackademy2024
Michelle Wang retweeted
What an amazing first day to #OHBM2024… but we know tomorrow will be even better! Our symposium, “Rethinking (brain imaging) research in a time of socio-ecological crisis,” will be held tomorrow from 9:00-10:15 AM in Grand Ballroom 104-105!
Michelle Wang retweeted
.@raffi_hotter and I ran a 2-week hackathon investigating whether you could decode images from a portable brain scanner
We got initial results that suggest you can reconstruct images like these from brain activity recorded with time-domain NIRS, and share our detector prototype
We did it in an incredible team of 16 people: @a__bra @stephen_fay @humanscotti @fionaleng_ @chocolateycrepe @yush_g @michelle__wang @jonxuxu @thomas_rribeiro, @bryanhpchiang, Michel Adamic, Wellington Avelino, Grace Jiang, and Stephen Polcyn
Michelle Wang retweeted
We have written a blog post full of tips for maximizing the sustainability of your #OHBM2024 experience! Take a look and share around to anyone who is headed to Seoul in just a few weeks! :) ohbm-com.com/blog/how-to-do-…
