Nora Maria Raschleさんのイラストまとめ

We introduce a novel child-friendly, open-source ToM fMRI task. Accuracy & performance evaluated behaviorally in 60 children (3-9y), using fMRI in 27 adults (red) and 33 children (7-13y; blue), resulting in ToM-activation in bilateral TPJ, temporal gyri, precuneus & med. PFC/OFC

We are looking for a PhD candidate in the area of developmental neuroscience! Are you interested in #brain #development, #socioemotional & #language processing & ideally have some German knowledge (for the testing of parent-child dyads)? Contact us.
Flyer: https://t.co/4WyI8LLGwr

#Brainscream : That feeling when your twitter feed is filling up with tweets of other people attending amazing conferences. Wish I could be @OHBM in beautiful Rome right now. #OHBM2019 ❤️🇮🇹🍨🧠
#brains #doodles #cartoons #scitoons

Making neuroimaging child’s play, or in other words, developing MRI protocols that are child-friendly, age-appropriate and fun to all participants (for research or clinic) can improve the experience of those participating & heighten the quality of the scan.

Hi, I am a developmental neuroscientist and you may know me from my greatest hits “Twinkle, twinkle, MRI”, “Grant submission No55” (also known as “Another grant bites the dust”) and “Imaging”; greatest cover hit “I walk the line”

https://t.co/TwyKmFztl0

…but really, there are no boundaries for creativity & options for engagement if you want to provide towards science communication: E.g., @FrontYoungMinds @skypeascientist , TED talks, Cartoon @erccomics , Comedy, Songs, TV, Dance your PhD, etc.

Science is a process & as such, science communication should entail an understanding of all of our methods & not merely represent single results.

Bultitude (2011) Science Communication – Why and How?
Burns et al., (2003). Science communication: A contemporary definition.

To understand science communication, we have to understand the core of science - our methods: the whole mechanistics of our striving to question, evaluate and create new knowledge.

...The struggle is real:
Persistent underrepresentation of women's science in high profile journals https://t.co/tkxz7qWxDY

#STEM #WomenInScience #gender #gendergap #WalkTheLine #cartoons #scitoons #sketch #sketchingscience #science #gap #scicomm #sciart #motherhood #academicmom

#neuroscientists: Can you guess an fMRI review article based on a cartoon of the involved #brain #networks?
Is it maybe your study...?
#sciengage #sciart #scitoon #broaderimpacts #openscience #scitoons #braintoons #brains #neuro #MRI #fMRI #review