Lifebrain is an EU science project that aims to find out how environmental, genetic and lifestyle factors affect our #brainhealth throughout our lives.
New article by Lars Nyberg et al. in Cerebral Cortex on work from the Lifebrain project, “Individual differences in brain aging: heterogeneity in cortico-hippocampal but not caudate atrophy rates”.
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We are excited to announce that the data from the Lifebrain Global Brain Health Survey has now been made available online. We know many partners and stakeholders have been eager to get a hold of this data.
Would you rather be smart or educated? We see that smart people show less brain change in aging, regardless of education and polygenic scores. 7000 longitudinal MRIs. Great work by @KWalhovd and the @LifebrainEU & @LCBC_UiO teams nature.com/articles/s41598-0…
Remember to sign up for Your brain - for life! Closing conference for the Lifebrain consortium, in Oxford 29th June lifebrain.uio.no/events/oxfo… - deadline tomorrow! @OxPsychiatry
Hot off the press: 2x10 weeks memory training in 157 participants yielded improved memory for 3 yrs. In contrast, hippo volume increased during training, but did not differ from controls after 3 yrs. Great work @AnneCecilie17@LCBC_UiO@LifebrainEUnature.com/articles/s41598-0…
Post doc position in machine learning on our cross-disciplinary project Societal and environmental determinants of brain and cognition. Excellent opportunity for the right candidate, please spread the word. @LCBC_UiO@LifebrainEU @UiO_LifeSci . jobbnorge.no/en/available-jo…