#ohbm2025 — Public Fediverse posts
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For those of us still trying to avoid illness, I give high marks for the OHBM venue (Brisbane convention center): CO2 levels have stayed quite low in the auditorium, poster hall, and common areas. The symposium rooms were not as good; if more than a quarter or so full the CO2 increases rapidly. I also like that there are many easy-to-reach nice outdoor gathering places, and the opening night reception included a large patio.
None of that helps much when unmasked folks are talking loudly at close proximity, unfortunately, which happens a lot at posters, dinners, bars, etc. I'm not the only attendee masking (and no hassle about it), but we are in the distinct minority.
Mentions and black humor about covid and "colds" started at the opening ceremony and keep popping up; plenty of coughing and at least one person saying they were currently running a fever. It'd be interesting to track proportion coughing on the audio recordings over the conference and see if it actually increases or just seems to.
I haven't usually been the only person masking on trains, buses, or in shops around Brisbane, either, which is nice.
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For those of us still trying to avoid illness, I give high marks for the OHBM venue (Brisbane convention center): CO2 levels have stayed quite low in the auditorium, poster hall, and common areas. The symposium rooms were not as good; if more than a quarter or so full the CO2 increases rapidly. I also like that there are many easy-to-reach nice outdoor gathering places, and the opening night reception included a large patio.
None of that helps much when unmasked folks are talking loudly at close proximity, unfortunately, which happens a lot at posters, dinners, bars, etc. I'm not the only attendee masking (and no hassle about it), but we are in the distinct minority.
Mentions and black humor about covid and "colds" started at the opening ceremony and keep popping up; plenty of coughing and at least one person saying they were currently running a fever. It'd be interesting to track proportion coughing on the audio recordings over the conference and see if it actually increases or just seems to.
I haven't usually been the only person masking on trains, buses, or in shops around Brisbane, either, which is nice.
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For those of us still trying to avoid illness, I give high marks for the OHBM venue (Brisbane convention center): CO2 levels have stayed quite low in the auditorium, poster hall, and common areas. The symposium rooms were not as good; if more than a quarter or so full the CO2 increases rapidly. I also like that there are many easy-to-reach nice outdoor gathering places, and the opening night reception included a large patio.
None of that helps much when unmasked folks are talking loudly at close proximity, unfortunately, which happens a lot at posters, dinners, bars, etc. I'm not the only attendee masking (and no hassle about it), but we are in the distinct minority.
Mentions and black humor about covid and "colds" started at the opening ceremony and keep popping up; plenty of coughing and at least one person saying they were currently running a fever. It'd be interesting to track proportion coughing on the audio recordings over the conference and see if it actually increases or just seems to.
I haven't usually been the only person masking on trains, buses, or in shops around Brisbane, either, which is nice.
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For those of us still trying to avoid illness, I give high marks for the OHBM venue (Brisbane convention center): CO2 levels have stayed quite low in the auditorium, poster hall, and common areas. The symposium rooms were not as good; if more than a quarter or so full the CO2 increases rapidly. I also like that there are many easy-to-reach nice outdoor gathering places, and the opening night reception included a large patio.
None of that helps much when unmasked folks are talking loudly at close proximity, unfortunately, which happens a lot at posters, dinners, bars, etc. I'm not the only attendee masking (and no hassle about it), but we are in the distinct minority.
Mentions and black humor about covid and "colds" started at the opening ceremony and keep popping up; plenty of coughing and at least one person saying they were currently running a fever. It'd be interesting to track proportion coughing on the audio recordings over the conference and see if it actually increases or just seems to.
I haven't usually been the only person masking on trains, buses, or in shops around Brisbane, either, which is nice.
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For those of us still trying to avoid illness, I give high marks for the OHBM venue (Brisbane convention center): CO2 levels have stayed quite low in the auditorium, poster hall, and common areas. The symposium rooms were not as good; if more than a quarter or so full the CO2 increases rapidly. I also like that there are many easy-to-reach nice outdoor gathering places, and the opening night reception included a large patio.
None of that helps much when unmasked folks are talking loudly at close proximity, unfortunately, which happens a lot at posters, dinners, bars, etc. I'm not the only attendee masking (and no hassle about it), but we are in the distinct minority.
Mentions and black humor about covid and "colds" started at the opening ceremony and keep popping up; plenty of coughing and at least one person saying they were currently running a fever. It'd be interesting to track proportion coughing on the audio recordings over the conference and see if it actually increases or just seems to.
I haven't usually been the only person masking on trains, buses, or in shops around Brisbane, either, which is nice.
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Hello everyone at #OHBM2025
Come find out about Nilearn's latest and greatest features at our poster tomorrow (Friday, June 27) and Saturday, June 28, between 13:45 -15:45.
Poster #1838.
See you there!
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Hello everyone at #OHBM2025
Come find out about Nilearn's latest and greatest features at our poster tomorrow (Friday, June 27) and Saturday, June 28, between 13:45 -15:45.
Poster #1838.
See you there!
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Hello everyone at #OHBM2025
Come find out about Nilearn's latest and greatest features at our poster tomorrow (Friday, June 27) and Saturday, June 28, between 13:45 -15:45.
Poster #1838.
See you there!
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OHBM is going very well (say hello if you're here), but its mirror-brain logo feels all too appropriate; we're through the looking glass.
At a symposium two speakers presented via recording because of "visa issues", a euphemism for "if they left the US they may not have been able to return". Conversations veer between current projects, methodological minutiae, and who just had their funding stopped, what strategy might keep a lab going, what non-science jobs might exist, how long US science may last.
Would frank discussion of what we as scientists could do help? Heck if I know. Not everyone is a US citizen or resident of course, but everyone does interact with US scientists and their work; "the current situation" feels like the elephant in the room; the devil we don't name for fear to do so could cause his attention to fall upon us.
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OHBM is going very well (say hello if you're here), but its mirror-brain logo feels all too appropriate; we're through the looking glass.
At a symposium two speakers presented via recording because of "visa issues", a euphemism for "if they left the US they may not have been able to return". Conversations veer between current projects, methodological minutiae, and who just had their funding stopped, what strategy might keep a lab going, what non-science jobs might exist, how long US science may last.
Would frank discussion of what we as scientists could do help? Heck if I know. Not everyone is a US citizen or resident of course, but everyone does interact with US scientists and their work; "the current situation" feels like the elephant in the room; the devil we don't name for fear to do so could cause his attention to fall upon us.
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OHBM is going very well (say hello if you're here), but its mirror-brain logo feels all too appropriate; we're through the looking glass.
At a symposium two speakers presented via recording because of "visa issues", a euphemism for "if they left the US they may not have been able to return". Conversations veer between current projects, methodological minutiae, and who just had their funding stopped, what strategy might keep a lab going, what non-science jobs might exist, how long US science may last.
Would frank discussion of what we as scientists could do help? Heck if I know. Not everyone is a US citizen or resident of course, but everyone does interact with US scientists and their work; "the current situation" feels like the elephant in the room; the devil we don't name for fear to do so could cause his attention to fall upon us.
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OHBM is going very well (say hello if you're here), but its mirror-brain logo feels all too appropriate; we're through the looking glass.
At a symposium two speakers presented via recording because of "visa issues", a euphemism for "if they left the US they may not have been able to return". Conversations veer between current projects, methodological minutiae, and who just had their funding stopped, what strategy might keep a lab going, what non-science jobs might exist, how long US science may last.
Would frank discussion of what we as scientists could do help? Heck if I know. Not everyone is a US citizen or resident of course, but everyone does interact with US scientists and their work; "the current situation" feels like the elephant in the room; the devil we don't name for fear to do so could cause his attention to fall upon us.
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OHBM is going very well (say hello if you're here), but its mirror-brain logo feels all too appropriate; we're through the looking glass.
At a symposium two speakers presented via recording because of "visa issues", a euphemism for "if they left the US they may not have been able to return". Conversations veer between current projects, methodological minutiae, and who just had their funding stopped, what strategy might keep a lab going, what non-science jobs might exist, how long US science may last.
Would frank discussion of what we as scientists could do help? Heck if I know. Not everyone is a US citizen or resident of course, but everyone does interact with US scientists and their work; "the current situation" feels like the elephant in the room; the devil we don't name for fear to do so could cause his attention to fall upon us.
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Poster No 2028: Auditory stimuli extend the temporal window of visual integration by modulating alpha oscillations https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15641972 "auditory input resets alpha phase in the visual cortex"; #neuroscience #OHBM2025
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Poster No 2028: Auditory stimuli extend the temporal window of visual integration by modulating alpha oscillations https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15641972 "auditory input resets alpha phase in the visual cortex"; #neuroscience #OHBM2025
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Poster No 2028: Auditory stimuli extend the temporal window of visual integration by modulating alpha oscillations https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15641972 "auditory input resets alpha phase in the visual cortex"; #neuroscience #OHBM2025
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Poster No 2028: Auditory stimuli extend the temporal window of visual integration by modulating alpha oscillations https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15641972 "auditory input resets alpha phase in the visual cortex"; #neuroscience #OHBM2025
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Poster No 2028: Auditory stimuli extend the temporal window of visual integration by modulating alpha oscillations https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15641972 "auditory input resets alpha phase in the visual cortex"; #neuroscience #OHBM2025
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Poster No 2028: Auditory stimuli extend the temporal window of visual integration by modulating alpha oscillations doi.org/10.5281/zeno... "auditory input resets alpha phase in the visual cortex"; #neuroscience #OHBM2025
OHBM 2025 Annual Meeting Abstr... -
Poster No 2028: Auditory stimuli extend the temporal window of visual integration by modulating alpha oscillations doi.org/10.5281/zeno... "auditory input resets alpha phase in the visual cortex"; #neuroscience #OHBM2025
OHBM 2025 Annual Meeting Abstr... -
Poster No 2028: Auditory stimuli extend the temporal window of visual integration by modulating alpha oscillations doi.org/10.5281/zeno... "auditory input resets alpha phase in the visual cortex"; #neuroscience #OHBM2025
OHBM 2025 Annual Meeting Abstr... -
Poster No 857: Plastic changes in the occipital regions during pitch perception associate with blindness onset age; "Specifically, the primary visual cortex remains engaged in pitch processing tasks following late blindness." https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15641972 #neuroscience #OHBM2025
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Poster No 857: Plastic changes in the occipital regions during pitch perception associate with blindness onset age; "Specifically, the primary visual cortex remains engaged in pitch processing tasks following late blindness." https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15641972 #neuroscience #OHBM2025
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Poster No 857: Plastic changes in the occipital regions during pitch perception associate with blindness onset age; "Specifically, the primary visual cortex remains engaged in pitch processing tasks following late blindness." https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15641972 #neuroscience #OHBM2025
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Poster No 857: Plastic changes in the occipital regions during pitch perception associate with blindness onset age; "Specifically, the primary visual cortex remains engaged in pitch processing tasks following late blindness." https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15641972 #neuroscience #OHBM2025
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Poster No 857: Plastic changes in the occipital regions during pitch perception associate with blindness onset age; "Specifically, the primary visual cortex remains engaged in pitch processing tasks following late blindness." https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15641972 #neuroscience #OHBM2025
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Poster No 857: Plastic changes in the occipital regions during pitch perception associate with blindness onset age; "Specifically, the primary visual cortex remains engaged in pitch processing tasks following late blindness." doi.org/10.5281/zeno... #neuroscience #OHBM2025
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Poster No 857: Plastic changes in the occipital regions during pitch perception associate with blindness onset age; "Specifically, the primary visual cortex remains engaged in pitch processing tasks following late blindness." doi.org/10.5281/zeno... #neuroscience #OHBM2025
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Poster No 857: Plastic changes in the occipital regions during pitch perception associate with blindness onset age; "Specifically, the primary visual cortex remains engaged in pitch processing tasks following late blindness." doi.org/10.5281/zeno... #neuroscience #OHBM2025
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Registration is open for OHBM 2025!
📍 Brisbane, AU
📅 Jun 24-28
🐦 Early bird reg Jan 6-Apr 15Learn more: bit.ly/3KtK85t
@ohbm #neuroscience #neuroinformatics #BrainMapping #OHBM2025
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Registration is open for OHBM 2025!
📍 Brisbane, AU
📅 Jun 24-28
🐦 Early bird reg Jan 6-Apr 15Learn more: bit.ly/3KtK85t
@ohbm #neuroscience #neuroinformatics #BrainMapping #OHBM2025
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Registration is open for OHBM 2025!
📍 Brisbane, AU
📅 Jun 24-28
🐦 Early bird reg Jan 6-Apr 15Learn more: bit.ly/3KtK85t
@ohbm #neuroscience #neuroinformatics #BrainMapping #OHBM2025
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Registration is open for OHBM 2025!
📍 Brisbane, AU
📅 Jun 24-28
🐦 Early bird reg Jan 6-Apr 15Learn more: bit.ly/3KtK85t
@ohbm #neuroscience #neuroinformatics #BrainMapping #OHBM2025
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Deadline alert: #OHBM2025 Meeting in Brisbane, Australia is almost here!
📅Due: 17-Dec-2024, 11:59 PM EST
✒️Note: No extensions will be granted this year!Learn more: bit.ly/3KtK85t
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Deadline alert: #OHBM2025 Meeting in Brisbane, Australia is almost here!
📅Due: 17-Dec-2024, 11:59 PM EST
✒️Note: No extensions will be granted this year!Learn more: bit.ly/3KtK85t
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Deadline alert: #OHBM2025 Meeting in Brisbane, Australia is almost here!
📅Due: 17-Dec-2024, 11:59 PM EST
✒️Note: No extensions will be granted this year!Learn more: bit.ly/3KtK85t
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Deadline alert: #OHBM2025 Meeting in Brisbane, Australia is almost here!
📅Due: 17-Dec-2024, 11:59 PM EST
✒️Note: No extensions will be granted this year!Learn more: bit.ly/3KtK85t
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Deadline alert: #OHBM2025 Meeting in Brisbane, Australia is almost here!
📅Due: 17-Dec-2024, 11:59 PM EST
✒️Note: No extensions will be granted this year!Learn more: bit.ly/3KtK85t
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Long shot, but if you're planning to attend #OHBM2025 and interested in a session I'd like to propose, please contact me.
Its working title is “Proactive human subjects research: identifying new privacy-related risks and strategies for their minimization”.
I’m thinking of things like not asking participants about pregnancy or sex assigned at birth unnecessarily; also less direct possible risks like use of AI, cloud storage, and phone apps (e.g., for passive sensing).
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Long shot, but if you're planning to attend #OHBM2025 and interested in a session I'd like to propose, please contact me.
Its working title is “Proactive human subjects research: identifying new privacy-related risks and strategies for their minimization”.
I’m thinking of things like not asking participants about pregnancy or sex assigned at birth unnecessarily; also less direct possible risks like use of AI, cloud storage, and phone apps (e.g., for passive sensing).
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Long shot, but if you're planning to attend #OHBM2025 and interested in a session I'd like to propose, please contact me.
Its working title is “Proactive human subjects research: identifying new privacy-related risks and strategies for their minimization”.
I’m thinking of things like not asking participants about pregnancy or sex assigned at birth unnecessarily; also less direct possible risks like use of AI, cloud storage, and phone apps (e.g., for passive sensing).
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Long shot, but if you're planning to attend #OHBM2025 and interested in a session I'd like to propose, please contact me.
Its working title is “Proactive human subjects research: identifying new privacy-related risks and strategies for their minimization”.
I’m thinking of things like not asking participants about pregnancy or sex assigned at birth unnecessarily; also less direct possible risks like use of AI, cloud storage, and phone apps (e.g., for passive sensing).
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Long shot, but if you're planning to attend #OHBM2025 and interested in a session I'd like to propose, please contact me.
Its working title is “Proactive human subjects research: identifying new privacy-related risks and strategies for their minimization”.
I’m thinking of things like not asking participants about pregnancy or sex assigned at birth unnecessarily; also less direct possible risks like use of AI, cloud storage, and phone apps (e.g., for passive sensing).
