Demenzdiagnosen sind aufwendig und werden oft spät gestellt. @david_berron und Kollegen am @DZNE_de haben eine Smartphone-App mit Gedächtnistests entwickelt. Diese kann früh Hinweise auf eine #Demenz geben. tinyurl.com/uptrmr3z#alzstoppen
I am happy to announce that our paper is finally out! We used a multivariate approach to identify a pattern of brain activity that moderates the detrimental effects of AD pathology (condensed to a single score) on cognitive performance 🧠💡📈 Read it here: rdcu.be/dZ0ji
Today I will be presenting "Use of plasma p-tau217 to identify Aβ-positive cognitively unimpaired participants for clinical trials: A multicohort stud" at @CTADconference (OC-29, 4:40pm CEST).
What if you could test your cognition using a smartphone? @david_berron and @lindsayrclark join #DementiaMatters to discuss their study looking at whether an app could be an effective tool for detecting cognitive impairment remotely. Listen 🎧 go.wisc.edu/56tfa2
ALT A graphic promoting the latest episode of "Dementia Matters". On the right are headshots of guests, Drs. David Berron and Lindsay Clark. On the left is text reading "New Podcast Episode" alongside the podcast logo. Underneath the logo is the episode title, "Smartphone Screenings: Assessing Memory and Cognition using a Mobile App".
@lemwisse and I are involved in a super cool project to advance our ability to measure spatially-resolved omics data from human tissue. We are looking for a postdoc to help push this project forward. Details below!
RT appreciated!!
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1⃣First, to investigate the amygdala, we developed a new and reliable T1-weighted MRI segmentation protocol for the whole amygdala that has been incorporated into the existing ASHS atlas
@picslupenn which can be used by you!👇
We are #hiring a Postdoctoral Research Associate to join our interdisciplinary research team at Boston University, working at the intersection of cognitive neuroscience, neurotechnologies, and data analytics.
Check out the full job posting here:
stangl-lab.com/postdoc
Good morning #AAIC24! As day 2 dawns on Philadelphia, here are a few of our project partners who will be presenting their work today. Check out their presentations⤵️@Alzassociation
Attending #AAIC24!? Be sure to check out work by the HSG tomorrow (Monday) at Poster 386!🥳
Catch @jennanadams presenting “A harmonized, histology-based protocol for selection of medial temporal lobe cortical subregion ranges on magnetic resonance imaging” from 3:30-4:15pm! 🧠✨
Very proud of this study! We have worked for many years now and finally show that BBMs work when implemented prospectively in primary and secondary care.
Interested in how memory and neural function change in early AD stages? Come by my #AAIC24 poster on Monday 29/8:
“Longitudinal changes in brain activity during mnemonic discrimination over the course of Alzheimer’s disease”
Poster number 868.
Hope to see you there!
Ever wondered how our brain may learn to distinguish between very similar stimuli? Check out our new preprint
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
we found that the neural difference between object lures and repeats decreased in the perirhinal cortex following a 2-week online training
Baumeister et al. identify two distinct patterns of brain atrophy in a memory clinic-based sample of older adults. The patterns may be used to predict cognitive trajectories of patients, with implications for clinical practice and pharmacological trials. tinyurl.com/mjktzvbk