James Michael Roe @james_m_roe

Postdoc | lifespan neuroimaging | aging | brain asymmetry Joined July 2017

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James Michael Roe @james_m_roe

9 months ago

Out now in @NatureComms Detecting Alzheimer's risk in adult lifespan MRI samples of healthy people tracked across their lives and the continuum of neurodegeneration nature.com/articles/s4146…

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Magnus Nordmo @Magnus_Nordmo

a year ago

🧵 Is there a genuine adolescent mental health crisis or are we just more sensitive to mental health problems? What did we learn using Norwegian register data of primary care diagnoses and educational outcomes? #MentalHealth #Education New study 🔗: doi.org/10.1002/jcv2.1…

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Didac Vidal Pineiro @VidalDidac

a year ago

Check our latest work where we assess the reliability of longitudinal MRI based data and the effect of follow-up time, number of observations, sample characteristics, and preprocessing pipeline biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

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Max Korbmacher @KorbmacherMax

2 years ago

I'm very proud to share our recent paper, mapping brain asymmetries from mid- to late life using multimodal MRI @NatureComms. 🧠🌓 For me, this is a major achievement, and I'm grateful for the great collaborations which made this possible! rdcu.be/dxvss

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MrBeast @MrBeast

2 years ago

I’m gonna give 10 random people that repost this and follow me $25,000 for fun (the $250,000 my X video made) I’ll pick the winners in 72 hours

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Irene Voldsbekk, PhD @irenevoldsbekk

2 years ago

Today at #Flux2023 poster session 1, come chat about replicability and generalisability of brain-behaviour associations across populations of youth (1-E-41) @FluxSociety

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Anders Martin Fjell @AndersFjell

2 years ago

Is change a weak source of individual differences in brain & cognition in aging? Too much weight on late-life modifiable factors? Stable individual differences from early in life deserve more attention in aging and AD research. Its all about timing! Link below for full reasoning

Kristine B Walhovd @KWalhovd

2 years ago

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Kristine B Walhovd @KWalhovd

2 years ago

Check our @TrendsCognSci paper-differences in brain and cognition in aging do not necessarily reflect age changes! Greater effects of modifiable factors early in life. Should #aging and #AD research look to development? @LCBC_UiO @AndersFjell @lovdenlab authors.elsevier.com/sd/article/S13…

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Anders Martin Fjell @AndersFjell

2 years ago

Do we really need 7-9h sleep? Many sleep much less, feeling fine. No obviously deviant features of the brain structure of those sleeping < 6h without sleep problems. Time to stop giving general advices, instead recognizing the huge individual differences? @LCBC_UiO @LifebrainEU