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  1. 🧠 Could the brain reveal vision loss more accurately than traditional eye tests?

    🔗 Using Steady-State Visual Evoked Potentials to Characterize Wide-Ranging Retinopathy Linked to CRB1: Implications for Clinical Trials. Computational and Structural Biotechnology Journal (CSBJ). DOI: doi.org/10.34133/csbj.0042

    📚 CSBJ - A Science Partner Journal: spj.science.org/journal/csbj

    #Neuroscience #Ophthalmology #RetinalDiseases #GeneTherapy #EEG #BrainResearch #DigitalHealth #PrecisionMedicine #Neuroimaging

  2. #fMRT, macht die #Hirnaktivität sichtbar, doch die Interpretation wird häufig hinterfragt. Auch Forschende der @FAU ermittelten in einer #Studie eine Diskrepanz. Die Autoren sprechen jedoch nicht von Kritik an der Methode, sondern von #Erkenntnisgewinn für die fMRT-Bildgebung, wobei ein zweiter Blick neues offenbart...

    Interessiert an mehr? Den #HintergrundArtikel von Larissa Tetsch findet ihr hier: laborjournal.de/editorials/346

    #Laborjournal #LifeSci #Neuroimaging #Neuroscience #Hirnforschung

  3. Hemodynamic initial-dip reflects local spiking activity.
    🧠 Initial-dip: transient HbR increase.
    🔍 More spatially specific than hemodynamic response.
    📉 HbT decrease leads to capping HbR.
    🔄 Biphasic HbR with early decrease, late rebound.

    #fNIRS #Neuroimaging #Hemodynamics #Neuroscience #Pub2Post tnyp.me/l3nndrWk/m

  4. Very happy to have been invited to the 10th International Summer School in #Biomedical #Engineering on "#Neuroimaging beyond the individual - Monitoring interacting #human #brains" at the Max Planck Institute for Human #Cognitive and #Brain #Sciences in #Leipzig.

    I'll be talking about #fNIRS #hyperscanning - see also here: pvrticka.com/fnirs-hyperscanni.

  5. @LeonDLotter @neuroscience @neuro @cognition @fmri @phdstudents @academicchatter

    Very nice new & large #metaanalysis on #neuroimaging studies (#fMRI & #fNIRS) investigating #interpersonal #neural #synchrony (INS) in adults. Great work - congrats!

    Especially great to see that there is (partial - #TPJ/#STG) overlap with our own #fNIRS #hyperscanning data looking at INS during #parent-#child interaction as part of our #CARE studies (pvrticka.com/attachment/care-s).