At our next Brain Resonance Seminar, Prof. Andrew Sharott from the University of Oxford will be giving a talk titled “Closed-loop stimulation: a powerful approach for neuromodulation”. This is on 27. April. As per usual, we will be in the MR conference room and the seminar will start at 9:15am.

🍝 Imaging the function of a spaghetti in Parkinson’s disease. New paper out in Brain! First-time functional measurements of the tiny, spaghetti-sized, locus coeruleus in PD find its arousal response reduced - and this is related to LC degeneration. academic.oup.com/brain/advanc... 1/n

🎉 @drcmr-mri.bsky.social is thrilled to celebrate @kathrineskakmadsen.bsky.social on her appointment as Associate Professor in Pediatric Neuroradiology in collaboration with IRS at the University of Southern Denmark.

We’re hiring! 🧠👶 @drcmr-mri.bsky.social is looking for 1–2 postdocs in early childhood neuroimaging to join the Brain Maturation Research Group (led by @kathrineskakmadsen.bsky.social).

Deadline tomorrow midnight - still plenty of time to apply!

On Monday, 9. March at 9:15, we have Prof. Christina Høi-Hansen from Copenhagen University & RIgshospitalet give a talk on "Early Diagnosis of Cerebral Palsy - How Early Recognition Changes the Trajectory". Everyone welcome!

📢 Hiring! We need your enthusiasm at the @drcmr-mri.bsky.social for a 2-year postdoc in studying Bradykinesia (“slowness of movement”) in Parkinson’s disease with MRI. Project is funded by @lundbeckfonden.bsky.social Great lab in the most liveable city in the world – apply! tinyurl.com/bradyPostDoc