In this multi-cohort study, Fabio Bernardoni and colleagues use individual participant data to investigate potential brain structure differences between patients with Anorexia Nervosa and healthy controls, and characterize its heterogeneity in patients with anorexia. 🧪 #MedSky plos.io/4up8Vx1

New from our group in PNAS: race-neutral CentileBrain models show robust accuracy across ethnoracially diverse samples defined by self-report or genetic ancestry. A step toward equitable, generalisable brain-based tools. doi.org/10.1073/pnas...

Delighted to share our new paper in Biological Psychiatry Global Open Science. We critically appraise 18 neuroimaging-based clustering studies in schizophrenia and ask whether brain-derived subtypes are reproducible, biologically valid and clinically meaningful. doi.org/10.1016/j.bp...

Hello from NYC 🇺🇸! We had a successful educational course at #SOBP2026. @ruiyangge.bsky.social and YueTong presented work on translational neuroimaging techniques from the @frangoulab.bsky.social and @enigmabrains.bsky.social We're grateful to the @sobp-org.bsky.social for the generous support!

check out Yanghee's talk here! www.youtube.com/watch?v=WW1J...

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please check out Wendy's talk in our YT channel www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6N3...

Congratulations to the ACNP 2025 Global Scholarship Awardees! 🤩

We’re excited to share that our 16th event is coming up on October 21! We welcome Yixue Feng from @usc.edu to introduce her work on "Mitigating Bundle Tractography Variability with Streamline Density Normalization (SDNorm) & Implications for Tractometry". Scan the QR code to join for free!

If you missed @rubykong92.bsky.social 's wonderful talk today, , you can now watch it on our channel www.youtube.com/watch?v=wv1t...

Join our 15th event on September 23! We're thrilled to welcome Dr. Ru(by) Kong from National University of Singapore to introduce their work on "Individual-specific Brain Parcellations for Clinical Applications". Scan the QR code to participate for free!

Check out Laura's wonderful talk on brain age of major depression! youtu.be/b5tnp_GtL3Q?...

1/11 Excited to share our @Naturestudy led by @leonooi.bsky.social @csabaorban.bsky.social @shaoshiz.bsky.social AI performance is known to scale with logarithm of sample size (Kaplan 2020), but in many domains, sample size can be # participants or # measurements... doi.org/10.1038/s415...

Join for our 14th event on July 17! We're thrilled to welcome Dr. Laura K.M. Han to introduce their latest work on Brain Age in Major Depressive Disorder. Scan the QR code to participate!

Check out this wonderful talk, Dr Ren provides a great example of how neuroimaging and cutting-edge deep learning techniques can be harnessed to push the boundaries of clinical care

join us for this exciting deep learning-based neuroimaging data processing tool🧠

📣 Join us May 15 @UBC for “AI & Digital Health in Rural Communities” – an interactive event exploring strategies for developing and integrating AI and digital health tools into rural and indigenous health system. Register now. Limited space! #RuralHealth #AIinHealth 🔗 tinyurl.com/yckbwccf

Come join us at @westernuresearch.bsky.social as a Canada Excellence Research Chair! DM me with questions/interest about theme 2! Be a part of a strong and well-equipped (e.g., imaging, behaviour) neuroscience community! uwo.ca/research/cer... @westernuwin.bsky.social @westernubrainscan.bsky.social

Explore Vancouver Coastal Health Research Institute's vision, impact and the transformative work that drives health care innovation in a video featuring trailblazers of health research, including the DMCBH's Drs. Lynn Raymond and Brian Kwon: youtu.be/BEM-hoJeT44

Feeling so inspired & energized by all the *awesome * work by trainees at #sobp2025! + very cool sessions on new technology & AI .. thanks your leadership @frangoulab.bsky.social !!🙌🇨🇦🧠 @enigmabrains.bsky.social @dehughes.bsky.social

#SOBP2025 🧠 at Toronto🇨🇦

For people at @sobp UofT Psychiatry, Div Neurosciences and Clinical Translation, is hosting a networking social event for attendees of SOBP to meet our Division faculty members. All welcome! April 25, 2025, 6:30 to 9. University of Toronto Faculty Club, 41 Willcocks St, Toronto Main Lounge

If you're attending this year's Society of Biological Psychiatry (SOBP) Annual Meeting, we warmly invite you to join this FREE course, open to all registered attendees. Food and drinks will be provided! Space is limited to 50 participants, so be sure to register ASAP!🧠

moving here slowly🧠