OHBM Communications Committee (ComCom)

OHBM Communications Committee (ComCom)

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The Organization for Human Brain Mapping (OHBM) Communications Committee, a.k.a. ComCom Our projects: - The OHBM Blog - Neurosalience, the OHBM podcast - Brain Bites - The OHBMonthly newsletter https://www.ohbm-com.com/

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Next up in our OHBM Keynote Speaker Interview Series, we have Professor Angela Laird! 🧠 Prof Laird spoke with us about her huge contributions to neuroimaging meta-analyses, the origins of BrainMap, and a sneak peek of her keynote lecture 👀 Read the interview here 👇 www.ohbm-com.com/blog/a-conve...

ohbm-com.comA Conversation with Professor Angela Laird (OHBM 2026 Keynote Interview Series) — OHBM CommunicationsInterviewer: Rahul Gaurav Editor: Ashley Tyrer

Our next installment of the OHBM Keynote Speaker Interview Series features Dr Yijuang Chern! We had the opportunity to chat with Dr Chern about her research journey starting in agricultural chemistry, to now studying neurodegeneration. 🧠 Read the interview here 👇 www.ohbm-com.com/blog/a-conve...

ohbm-com.comA Conversation with Dr Yijuang Chern (OHBM 2026 Keynote Interview Series) — OHBM CommunicationsInterviewer: Simon R. Steinkamp Editor: Ashley Tyrer

Next up in our OHBM Keynote Speaker Interview Series is Professor Nanthia Suthana! ⭐ Prof. Suthana discussed with us her research into the neuronal mechanisms underlying learning and memory, and the future of ecological neuroscience 🧠 Watch the interview here 👇 www.ohbm-com.com/blog/a-conve...

ohbm-com.comA Conversation with Professor Nanthia Suthana (OHBM 2026 Keynote Interview Series) — OHBM CommunicationsInterviewer: Audrey Luo Editor: Yohan Yee, Ashley Tyrer

Our third installment of the OHBM Keynote Speaker Interview Series features Dr Eduardo Garza-Villarreal! Here, he discusses with us his work on neuromodulation, translational research, and his thoughts on the future of open science. ⭐ Watch the interview here 👇 www.ohbm-com.com/blog/a-conve...

ohbm-com.comA Conversation with Dr Eduardo Garza-Villarreal (OHBM 2026 Keynote Interview Series) — OHBM CommunicationsInterviewer: Zaki Alasmar Editors: Simon Steinkamp, Ashley Tyrer

Next up in our OHBM 2026 Keynote Speaker Interview Series is Dr Vitória Piai! Dr Piai chatted with us about the neural bases of language, the language-memory interface, and what we can expect from her keynote lecture ⭐ Watch the interview here 👇 www.ohbm-com.com/blog/a-conve...

ohbm-com.comA Conversation with Dr. Vitória Piai (OHBM 2026 Keynote Interview Series) — OHBM CommunicationsInterviewer: Anna Matsulevits Editor: Zaki Alasmar

The first of our Keynote Speaker Interview Series is now live! We had the pleasure of interviewing Prof Rogier Mars, who discussed his experiences with multi-species research, and his new book of evolutionary neuroscience 🧠 Read the interview here 👇 www.ohbm-com.com/blog/a-conve...

ohbm-com.comA Conversation with Professor Rogier Mars (OHBM 2026 Keynote Interview Series) — OHBM CommunicationsAuthor: Ashley Tyrer Editor: Alfie Wearn

How does ALS change the brain's rhythm for movement? A new Brain Bites piece explores how MEG can detect altered beta brain rhythms in ALS. These changes may reveal how the brain struggles to shift into "movement mode", even during motion. Read the full piece 🧠 www.ohbm-com.com/brain-bites/...

ohbm-com.comThe brain’s movement rhythm in ALS — OHBM CommunicationsA new neuroscience study reveals that ALS may alter the brain’s movement rhythms long before movement is completely lost. Using MEG brain imaging, researchers found that patients with muscle weaknes...

Our third interview in the Award Winner Interview series features the 2025 winner of the Education in Neuroimaging Award: Prof Jack Van Horn! 🏆 @jackvanhorn8.bsky.social Huge thanks for the stimulating conversation! ⭐ Read the interview here: www.ohbm-com.com/blog/intervi...

ohbm-com.comInterview with Prof. Jack Van Horn, 2025 Winner of the Education in Neuroimaging Award — OHBM CommunicationsAuthor: Simon Steinkamp Editors: Zaki Alasmar, Ashley Tyrer

Next up in our Award Winner Interview series is Dr. Meiqi Niu, the 2025 winner of the Karl Zilles Award! 🏆 We had the pleasure of speaking with Meiqi about her work in neuroimaging and her career journey so far. 💪 Watch the interview here: www.ohbm-com.com/blog/intervi...

ohbm-com.comInterview with Dr. Meiqi Niu, 2025 Winner of the Karl Zilles Award — OHBM CommunicationsAuthor: Zaki Alasmar Editors: Ashley Tyrer, Simon Steinkamp

Thinking about attending #OHBM2026 in Bordeaux? 🤔 In our new blog post, Emily Weber and Beth Slater of the OHBM Executive Office share details of their visit to the new OHBM host city, immersing themselves in Bordeaux's rich history and cultural scene 🏰 Read here: www.ohbm-com.com/blog/our-sit...

ohbm-com.comOur Site Visit to Bordeaux! — OHBM CommunicationsAuthors: Emily Weber, Beth Slater Editors: Ashley Tyrer, Audrey Luo, Zaki Alasmar

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The OHBM Executive Office is hard at work getting ready for OHBM 2026 in Bordeaux. Preparation is well underway for an inspiring meeting in a truly historic city. Join us June 14–18, 2026 Learn more about our visit by clicking the link in the comments. #OHBM2026 #BrainMapping

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I recently had the pleasure of chatting with Julia Masselos, host of the SciComm Spectrum podcast, about all things science communication! 🔬 🤓 We discussed my role leading the blog team for @ohbm-com.com, and also my research on decision-making 🧠 Watch here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vb07...

youtube.comMaking Research Relatable — Why Science Belongs to All of UsYouTube video by The SciComm Spectrum

Former ComCom chairs have just published an editorial on the value of communication within a scientific community beyond traditional publications. Check it out in Aperture Neuro doi.org/10.52294/001...

doi.orgCommunication is the foundation of an impactful and resilient scientific community | Published in Aperture NeuroBy Kevin R. Sitek, Alfie Wearn & 1 more. We argue that science communication extends well beyond traditional publications and improves the research process and outcomes, both for individual researcher...
Aperture Neuro@apertureohbm.bsky.social

Kicking off the Future of Scientific Publishing Special Issue, former @ohbm-com.com Chairs highlight the importance of effective science communication: doi.org/10.52294/001... @sitek.bsky.social @alfiewearn.bsky.social @dupre.science @ohbmofficial.bsky.social

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📢Call for students📢 Are you a student passionate about #science communication? Do you speak more than one language fluently? We want to hear from you! We're looking for multilingual students to help us make #neuroscience more accessible. Details here: neurofrontiers.blog/the-brain-ac... #SciComm

neurofrontiers.blogThe brain across languages - NeurofrontiersWhat this project is about Understanding the brain is essential and, without a doubt, fascinating. But while the science of the brain affects everyone, the language of that science remains predominant...

The OHBM Time Machine places all recorded talks/sessions from OHBM annual meetings onto YouTube *for free*. Sessions from 2015-2024 are available to watch now, with 2025's recordings coming in the next couple of months - watch this space. Explore the time machine yourself: www.youtube.com/@OHBM

youtube.comOrganization for Human Brain MappingThe Organization for Human Brain Mapping (OHBM) is the premiere international organization dedicated to using neuroimaging to discover the organization of the human brain. Founded in 1995, The OHBM ha...
Aperture Neuro@apertureohbm.bsky.social

In @ohbmossig.bsky.social's first Open Datasets Special Issue paper, Wearn et al. introduce the OHBM Time Machine, a freely accessible archive of Annual Meeting content on YouTube: doi.org/10.52294/001... @alfiewearn.bsky.social @sitek.bsky.social @sofievalk.bsky.social @stephforkel.bsky.social

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🎉🎉#OHBM2025 is just around the corner! Remember to visit the SP-SIG stall next to the registration desk and add stickers to your badge describing your research interests!