Associate Professor of Neuroscience at Weill Cornell Medicine
Joined April 2018
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Ray Razlighi retweeted
23 Sep 2024
šCongrats to Ray Razlighi, Ph.D. (@QuantNeuroImage), Tracy Butler, M.D., & @GloriaChiangMD of the @WeillCornell Brain Health Imaging Institute on their $4 million @NIHAging tau progression index (TPI) grant! Learn more hereš tinyurl.com/44k89smy
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14 Nov 2023
Check out our poster in SFN
E20, itās up till 5 pm today
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7 Jun 2023
Very well attended poster on Arterial pulse wave in ISMRM. Well done Henning !
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21 Apr 2023
Farewell party for our Lab Manager Farnia Feiz. Thanks for all of your efforts and hope you have a great success in your next adventure.
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9 Dec 2022
Today Iranian regime executed a 24 years old protester who was arrested 75 days ago. His name was Mohsen Shekari. This regime clearly murdered this young man to terrorize protesters in the street. Weāve got to stop this, otherwise we are next.
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22 Aug 2022
I started designing the fMRI task in 2015 as a toy project as part of my K award. It was supposed to be an easy low hanging fruit. After three rejections, two graduate students, and two comprehensive revision we are still saying the same thing. doi.org/10.1016/j.neuroimageā¦
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17 Jun 2022
Celebrating three abstracts submission to SfN this year.
After 2.5 years of craziness, I'm proud of my lab for catching up quickly. Excellent Job Guys ;-)
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Ray Razlighi retweeted
1 Jun 2022
Very nice n=1 study. Stable and high cognitive function over 13 visits/ 6 years in a 96 yrs old, despite neuropath revealing intermediate level Alzheimer, Lewy bodies, neurites, TDP-43 . And he had cancer. No simple brain path - cognition correspondence. sciencedirect.com/science/arā¦
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Ray Razlighi retweeted
20 May 2022
Positive and negative BOLD are affected differently by aging and beta amyloid deposition among cognitively normal older adults.
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Ray Razlighi retweeted
20 May 2022
fMRI hemodynamic response function differs across different nodes within default mode network
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Ray Razlighi retweeted
20 May 2022
Dr. Razlighi from @WeillCornell talks about Negative BOLD response , derivations, specifications, and applications and his career background as an engineer now studying the brain
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Ray Razlighi retweeted
13 Apr 2022
Register by Friday 5/6 to reserve your *FREE* slot for the talks and our Social Networking Reception!
Link here: bit.ly/3pLORFW
Many thanks to our sponsors for supporting this event: @CarneyInstitute @BrownCLPS @BrownBoA @BrownCLPS
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Ray Razlighi retweeted
26 Apr 2021
I completed the review of a paper. It took me ~5 hours. And a lot of mental effort. In the middle of a pandemic, where every second and ounce of energy is valuable (parents of little kids, you know what I mean). And I did this for free. OA fees or paywalls don't pay for this.
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Ray Razlighi retweeted
27 Apr 2021
Education does not seem to influence rate of brain change in aging, only offset. Our latest Lifebrain paper finally out, very happy with the joint efforts from the team pnas.org/content/118/18/e210ā¦
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2 Apr 2021
I'm so proud of David B. Parker, who just publish the final part of his PhD dissertation in MRM almost two years after his graduation despite having 5 first-authored and 4 co-authored papers already. Well done David, Well Done :-)
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Ray Razlighi retweeted
14 Jul 2020
Labās latest, "The functional relevance of task-state functional connectivity", shows task connectivity changes from resting state contribute to cognitive activations. Network simulations (activity flows) predict empirical task activations. A š§µ doi.org/10.1101/2020.07.06.1ā¦
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Ray Razlighi retweeted
5 Jul 2020
The recent exclusion of Iranian students from @neuromatch is extremely upsetting. The organizers did and continue to do the very best possible under the circumstances. But a few reflections are pertinent especially as we celebrate #4thofJuly (1/n)
4 Jul 2020
Please see our full statement on NMA's involvement with Iranian residents. We know this change to our program is upsetting news both to those directly impacted and to supporters of global science in general. We have tried to offer full transparency on it. neuromatchacademy.github.io/ā¦
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3 Jul 2020
I donāt know how many times we need to hear this, to realize that a single fMRI scan currently contains more than 1M samples. This is bigger than big data, and you can find anything you want in such massive and extremely noisy data.... medium.com/the-spike/seventyā¦
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3 Jul 2020
... And yes even if it is from a dead salmon.
Itās not the fMRI that has problems, itās our minimal understanding of brain function and the extremely sensitive methods that we use to analyze it which causes these findings. Just as my 2 cents š