Very grateful to all members in the team who contributed to this work over the years. We hope multimodal approaches continue to open new opportunities for understanding how neurochemical dynamics relate to whole-brain fMRI activity. www.nature.com/nprot/volume...

#7T Translational Alliance of North America Meeting will be held on July 27, 2026. We invite abstract submissions for oral and poster presentations and welcome colleagues in #UHF #MRI and #clinical translation. 📣 Abstracts: [email protected] 📝 Registration: www.med.unc.edu/bric/2026-7t...

1/6 Excited to share our new Nature Protocols article led by Tatiana Shnitko: “Measurement of electrochemical brain activity with fast-scan cyclic voltammetry during fMRI”, a step-by-step guide for simultaneous FSCV + fMRI. www.nature.com/articles/s41...

At #OHBM2025 in Brisbane, Australia? Come join the MIND lab symposium on Thursday at 9 am in P2!! @shellakeilholz.bsky.social We’ve got a great line-up of talks from @shihyyi.bsky.social , Nan Li, Seong-Gi Kim and @edeguz.bsky.social working with @gozziale.bsky.social

Two years after a fun and inspiring retreat at our institute in #Rovereto, our position paper on the future of rodent functional neuroimaging is finally out 🐭🧠👇 📄https://tinyurl.com/42spkbft Here we outline key challenges & a roadmap to advance the field! Proud of this collaborative effort 🥳🎉

Come meet us during ISMRM! On Saturday (May 10) at the Bruker event and Monday (May 12) at 14:01 in the fMRI power pitch session, Harry Chao will talk about his work mapping inter-brain functional connectivity in socially interacting mice using SORDINO.

Another new paper from the Lab, with a multimodal fMRI / CBF / cFOS approach in an animal model of Parkinson's Disease! Congrats @ruxandalungu.bsky.social @ciscaff.bsky.social, Sara Monteiro and our great collaborator Tiago Monteiro! journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...

1/ Six years in the making! Our preprint on SORDINO fMRI is out. We're sharing the raw data and sequence to facilitate brain-wide mapping in awake, behaving rodents. If this could be useful to your colleagues and friends, please help spread the word! www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...