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  1. We have a new paper on #Neuroimage clinical:
    🧠 #Stroke reshapes #brain function beyond the lesion site. We map functional connectivity gradients fixing hemodynamic lag, revealing predictable shifts tied to behavior
    sciencedirect.com/science/arti

    #Neuroscience #StrokeRecovery

  2. Impact of social isolation on grey matter structure and cognitive functions: A population-based longitudinal neuroimaging study

    Social isolation contributes to human brain atrophy and cognitive decline, indicating an opportunity to reduce dementia risk by promoting social networks.

    #Neuroscience #Brain #Neurology #NeurologicalDiseases #NeurodegenerativeDiseases #Neurodegeneration #Alzheimer
    #CognitiveDecline #CognitiveDysfunction #Dementia #Hippocampus #Neuroimaging #NeuroImage #SocialIsolation #SocialBond
    #Biomedicine #Health

    elifesciences.org/articles/836

  3. Social Bonds Protect Aging Brains

    Social isolation can potentially harm brain structure and cognitive performance, suggesting an increased risk of conditions like Alzheimer’s dementia.
    A lack of quality social interaction can lead to a decrease in the hippocampus’s volume, crucial for memory formation and retrieval, and poorer cognitive performance.

    #Neuroscience #Brain #Neurology #NeurologicalDiseases #NeurodegenerativeDiseases #Neurodegeneration #Alzheimer
    #CognitiveDecline #CognitiveDysfunction #Dementia #Hippocampus #Neuroimaging #NeuroImage #SocialIsolation #SocialBond
    #Biomedicine #Health

    neurosciencenews.com/social-ag

  4. More evidence that some #publishers set #APCs based on #prestige & what they think the market will bear, not production #costs.
    thenation.com/article/society/

    "#Elsevier told editors that fees were based on a journal’s reputation —specifically, their #ImpactFactor. As the editors grew the journal’s prestige, Elsevier increased the publication fee by about 15%…Keilholz…concluded that the incentives for #ForProfit publishers were not aligned with 'what we want for science.' "

    #NeuroImage

  5. @csmarcum @LudoWaltman

    "But fundamentally the only thing you’re contributing is branding, a piece of imaginary capital no more meaningful than the swoosh logo that makes a pair of ordinary trainers a Nike. It’s circular: the prestige of the journal depends on eminent scholars publishing there, and eminent scholars will pay to publish there because of the prestige of the journal."

    That's not a rant, that's a philippic. Kudos!

    #scholarlypublishing #scicomm #openaccess #elsevier #neuroimage

  6. kind of late on the #NeuroImage editors resign. What an impressive move! Really looking forward how this team of amazing scientists will work on the new Imaging Neuroscience project.

  7. I accepted to review a paper for an #elsevier owned journal two weeks ago. Seeing the recent amazing move of #Neuroimage editorial board (see boosts), I am wondering whether I should still give this review to be nice to the editor and the authors or whether I should withdraw from my role to protest and also encourage editors/authors to stop dealing with #Elsevier journals 🤔