We review evidence for the utility of individualized neuroimaging for cognitive control processes. Based on our extensive work over the past few years, we further demonstrate its importance for clinical applications in patients with brain tumors as a test case.

New review paper, now in Neuropsychologia!

Individual-level neuroimaging of cognitive control: from basic science to brain tumor clinical applications

Led by Shir Hartman and Tamar Arnon

doi.org/10.1016/j.ne...

#glioma #cognitive control #precision neuroimaging #electrocorticography

Thank you! Will follow

This looks fantastic! Were the talks recorded by any chance? For those who terribly miss the CBU and want to hear more :) will definitely look at the preprint anyway

The (brave) student volunteers per my request from everyone in the lab, they choose the piece of code and I approve it. We go over it line by line. Apparently there is always something to learn from this, small or big. We do this every ~3 months, though more frequently is better imo

Once in a while we do code reviews as part of our lab meetings. The goal is to learn to code better, not to find bugs, and it’s done in a friendly atmosphere. One of the students is presenting their code and we go over it together. Really helpful for junior coders.

Do we need another starter pack? I'm erring on the side of yes.
go.bsky.app/GVMZMcB

Starter pack for researchers studying the control of cognitive processes

e.g., attentional control, inhibition, task switching, working memory, error adaptation etc

go.bsky.app/12KTqED

Thank you for putting this together! Would love to be added please if there is space left 🙏🏻