ynic-users July 2020

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This Week at YNiC
by Lauren Welbourne 21 Jul '20

21 Jul '20

Hi everyone I hope you are all doing well? This week we have nothing new to report, so I'd just like to promote a webinar that is happening at *5pm* *today*, which is being given by the very brilliant Profs Brian Wandell (Stanford University) and David Brainard (University of Pennsylvania). Registration is free but needs to be done in advance of the webinar, details can be found here (note that the time listed is US eastern time): https://www.osa.org/en-us/meetings/webinar/2020/july/modeling_the_initial_s… Hope you have a great week! Take care Lauren -- Lauren Welbourne, PhD Senior Research Technician lauren.welbourne(a)york.ac.uk York Neuroimaging Centre University of York Innovation Way Heslington York YO10 5NY

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This Week at YNiC
by Rebecca Lowndes 14 Jul '20

14 Jul '20

Good afternoon everyone, Hope you are all doing well! *Journal Club* We will be taking a summer break from our journal club with an aim to return in late September. In the meantime, if anyone has talks they would like to give, let us know and we shall see if we can schedule you in! Thank you to everyone who has attended our virtual journal clubs this year. It has been great to maintain a sense of scientific community at YNiC even while we can't be together in person. We look forward to seeing you all in the new academic year. Many thanks Becky -- Rebecca Lowndes Research Technician York Neuroimaging Centre

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YBRI talk at 2pm today
by Antony Morland 08 Jul '20

08 Jul '20

Hello All, There are a couple of talks at 2pm today that may be of interest to you. Best wishes Tony Dr Steve Quinn: *Amyloid-beta oligomerization monitored by single-molecule stepwise photobleaching* Holly Brown: * Assessing the status of visual cortex in macular disease* Host for the session is Sean Sweeney Join Zoom Meeting https://york-ac-uk.zoom.us/j/92082585689?pwd=andXR1AzVG52TTZsOXIwaEVjMHJUZz… Meeting ID: 920 8258 5689 Password: 994542 One tap mobile +442034815237,,92082585689# United Kingdom +442034815240,,92082585689# United Kingdom Dial by your location +44 203 481 5237 United Kingdom +44 203 481 5240 United Kingdom +44 208 080 6591 United Kingdom +44 208 080 6592 United Kingdom +44 330 088 5830 United Kingdom +44 131 460 1196 United Kingdom Meeting ID: 920 8258 5689 -- Antony Morland, PhD. Director, York Neuroimaging Centre Department of Psychology, University of York, York YO10 5DD, UK.

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This Week at YNiC
by Lauren Welbourne 07 Jul '20

07 Jul '20

Good afternoon, This week our clinical work continued successfully at YNiC, under the increased cleaning and safety procedures. We are continuing to engage with the Psychology Department and the University with regards to opening YNiC for users, but at this time please be reminded that the centre remains closed to all users. *Journal Club - Thursday 4pm* This week we will branch into the auditory domain, with a talk by Dr Lisa Goodrich from Harvard Medical School, titled: *"Sounding Out Neuronal Diversity in the Auditory System"* The Zoom link can be found below, and one of the YNiC staff will host the video for everyone to watch together. Please note that there is no pressure to have your mic or video on at any time during or after the talk. *Zoom link:* https://york-ac-uk.zoom.us/j/92531105447?pwd=aHNVa1ZBUUMwd0ZlWW1WMEFJY3hEQT… *Meeting ID:* 925 3110 5447 *Password:* 005039 I hope you are all doing well, and we will see some of you for the Journal Club on Thursday! :-) All the best, Lauren -- Lauren Welbourne, PhD Senior Research Technician lauren.welbourne(a)york.ac.uk York Neuroimaging Centre University of York Innovation Way Heslington York YO10 5NY

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This Week at YNiC
by Lauren Welbourne 02 Jul '20

02 Jul '20

Good morning everyone, I hope you are all doing well and enjoying a bit of respite from the heat! *YNiC Clinical Scans* As part of a phased reopening, the University approved clinical work at YNiC to recommence, and so we held our first clinical session yesterday, which went very smoothly, with increased cleaning and safety between each patient. Along with our colleagues in Psychology, we are still awaiting news on the University policy regarding resuming research, scanning participants, and permitting users into the centre. Therefore YNiC remains closed to all users until further notice. *Journal Club - Thursday 4pm* Due to popular demand, we will be repeating last week's talk by Dr Kafui Dzirasa, from Duke University Medical Center ( https://videocast.nih.gov/watch=28097), titled: *"Mapping Emotions: Discovering structure in mesoscale electrical brain recordings."* As this talk crosses some interdisciplinary topics, I think it will have a wide appeal for our YNiC users. A summary of Dr Dzirasa's research is detailed below: *Summary:* The focus of Dr. Dzirasa lab’s research is to determine how genetic variants interact with environmental factors (including stress and drugs of abuse) to lead to mental illness. They accomplish this by implanting multiple small electrodes directly into the brains of mice that express genes which lead to mental illness in humans. They then monitor the activity of many brain cells simultaneously as these mice perform various behavioral tasks. They also record brain activity in mice exposed to various environmental stresses, and drugs of abuse. It is their hope that these experiments will one day lead to the discovery of new treatments for our patients with mental illness. The Zoom link can be found below, and one of the YNiC staff will host the video for everyone to watch together. Please note that there is no pressure to have your mic or video on at any time during or after the talk. *Zoom link:* https://york-ac-uk.zoom.us/j/92531105447?pwd=aHNVa1ZBUUMwd0ZlWW1WMEFJY3hEQT… *Meeting ID:* 925 3110 5447 *Password:* 005039 *SfN Event - Thursday 5pm* Following our Journal Club on Thursday, at 5pm, there is an event being hosted by SfN titled "Black Lives Matter and Neuroscience: Why This Moment Matters", which will feature a panel discussion of the challenges faced by BAME neuroscientists, and what the neuroscience community can do to elicit change. I encourage you to take a look at the details and register for the event (registration is free): https://neuronline.sfn.org/diversity/black-lives-matter-and-neuroscience We will aim to start the Journal Club talk as close to 4pm as possible, to ensure we are finished before the start of the SfN event (which we won't screen share - you can just register individually and watch on your own PC). I hope you have a good week! Take care, Lauren -- Lauren Welbourne, PhD Senior Research Technician lauren.welbourne(a)york.ac.uk York Neuroimaging Centre University of York Innovation Way Heslington York YO10 5NY

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