NEW ARTICLE ALERT ‼️ proud to share that my first-first author paper is now out in @SfNJournals and has been selected as a featured article.
Read on for a breakdown of our findings🧵:
Posting on behalf of the semi-X-less @sNeuroble !
So excited to share:
What started with fMRI effect size benchmarks ended up showing that conventional study planning detects ~half of expected brain effects, suggesting more distributed processes than the lit shows🧠
Want to sharpen your Python skills and build libraries like a pro?
In the next workshop in our 2026 “How-To” series we welcome Ariel Rokem (University of Washington):
🧠 Designing and implementing Python libraries
📅 19 May 2026
🔗 Register: forms.gle/qeoCoYMdVxGLiy9V6
I’m excited to share that I was elected as the inaugural Virtual Events Coordinator for the Organization for Human Brain Mapping Student & Postdoc Special Interest Group!
A huge thank you to the open-science community for trusting me to shape this new exciting position! #OHBM
To kick things off, I’m organizing a monthly “how-to” workshop series ft. leading scientists who will share practical/technical skills w/ the global SP-SIG community. If you or anyone you know is interested in participating, please reach out!
The NeuroPRISM Lab 🧠 is in the news!
The article touches on the Effect Size Explorer, the Power Calculator, and my own Local CSF Correction Pipeline — a scalable preprocessing pipeline for correcting local physiological noise in the subcortex.
news.northeastern.edu/2025/0…
Excited to share that the NeuroPRISM Lab has been awarded the @NIH_NINDS Early-Career Rigor Champions Prize!
A major accomplishment for the lab, but especially reflects the leadership of our PI, Dr. Stephanie Noble!
🧠@sNeuroble
🧠@ShearerHallee
💻 #FabricioCravo
Announcing the winners of the 2025 NINDS Early-Career Rigor Champions Prize!
These early-career rigor champions have promoted enhanced attention to research rigor and have raised awareness of these practices for others.
Learn more about their efforts: go.nih.gov/CKCwUvW
Spatial heterogeneity of CSF related-noise in fMRI: why it matters and what we can do about it. My work at #OHBM2025 provides evidence for taking a region-specific approach when isolating CSF artifact in the subcortex. Swing by #P1358 on Fri/Sat to discuss!
On another exciting note — I’m also on the job market! Always looking forward to discussing potential opportunities :) stop by my poster 1:45-3:45PM and the 6PM poster reception to chat!
Had a great time presenting my work at #CNS2025. A huge thank you to my advisor @sNeuroble for helping me bring this project to life. Incredibly excited to see how well received our poster was and I can't wait to share new developments at #OHBM this June! #fMRI#CSF
Improving fMRI signal quality starts with better noise modeling.
My project at #CNS2025 shows how localized region-specific CSF correction may better isolate neural activity and increase sensitivity in the subcortex.
Come by my poster #D138 to learn more! (Mon. 8:00-10:00AM) 🧠
Curious if movie-watching can improve the reliability of FC from a certain brain region? Check out our Shiny App vanderlab.shinyapps.io/movie… to explore the results from our ROI-based comparison of the test-retest reliability of FC between movie-watching and resting-state fMRI.
Today, the lab threw a surprise Happy 1st Birthday party for NeuroPRISM lab 🥹
@ShearerHallee@AlexFischbach_ made cake, photos, & even invented a game/app to predict word use changes over time
These two are unstoppable. Thanks for making our first year a blast! 🥳
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Back in Boston after 2 incredible weeks in Seattle for @NeuroHackademy! For our final hackathon project, @ShearerHallee and I developed a tool to enhance the clarity and reproducibility of code documentation (1/2 🧵).
I cannot express how grateful I am to have been part of this summer workshop. A huge thank you to @arokem and Noah Benson for fostering such a supportive & collaborative space to learn meet incredible fellow neuroimaging trainees who I'm now lucky to call friends🧠 (3/3).