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Upcoming Seminars

20th Nov, 1pm

Hybrid: TCIN Boardroom, 3.02 Lloyd Institute and Zoom

Dr Brooke Tornifoglio

Mechanical, Manufacturing & Biomedical Engineering, Trinity College Dublin

7T Scanning: Upcoming Research at Biomedical Imaging and Biomechanics Lab

Previous Seminars

9th Oct, 1pm	Dr Friedrich Wetterling	Electronic & Electrical Engineering, Trinity College Dublin	Journal Club: Motion Artifacts in MRI: A ComplexProblem With Many Partial Solutions (Zaitsev, Maclaren, and Herbst, 2015)
19th Sept, 4pm	Dr Matthew Brett	London Interdisciplinary School	How should we teach brain imaging?
12th July, 10am	Prof. Moritz Köster	University of Regensburg	How infants learn about their physical, social, and cultural world
27 June, 12pm	Dr Halie Olson	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Language in the Developing Brain
26th June, 1pm	Dr Friedrich Wetterling & Dr Brooke Tornifoglio	Trinity College Dublin	Evaluation of the maximum possible spatial and temporal resolution for anatomical Magnetic resonance Imaging of excised cerebral tissue of the mouse and rat at 7T
20 Mar 2024	Andrew Breen and Daniel Mc Loone	Trinity College Institute of Neuroscience	Awake rat MRI scanning - a contribution to the AwakeRodent multi-center, multi-species, multi-modality study
5 Mar 2024	Molecules to Mind Trinity Neuroscience Research Day 2024
26 Feb 2024	Dr Christopher Smyser	St. Louis Children's Hospital & Washington University in St. Louis	From Connectome to the Home: Early Life Adversity and the Developing Brain
7 Feb 2024	Prof. Rob Whelan and Yihe Weng	Trinity College Institute of Neuroscience	Application of a computational model to stop-signal task data improves neuroimaging predictions
26 Oct 2023	Prof. Rik Henson	MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit, University of Cambridge	Relating Age, Brain and Cognition: results from the Cambridge Centre for Ageing & Neuroscience (CamCAN)

Lifespan MRI Meeting, The Royal Irish Academy, Dublin. 19th October 2023

9.00	Registration and coffee
9.30	Welcome	Rhodri Cusack and Lorina Naci, Trinity College Dublin
Fetal and Infant MRI		Chaired by Hilary Richardson, University of Edinburgh
9.35	Cameron Ellis, Stanford University	The potential of awake infant fMRI
9.50	Eleanor Molloy, Crumlin Children’s Hospital	Improving the early diagnosis of cerebral palsy and neurodevelopmental delay using MRI and blood biomarkers
10.05	Rhodri Cusack, Trinity College Dublin	Characterising the foundations of cognition with awake infant fMRI and computational modelling
10.20	Roxane Licandro, Medical University of Vienna	Discovering structural and functional development of the fetal and infant brain with machine learning
10.35	Coffee
Ultra-high Field Infant MRI		Chaired by Arun Bokde, Trinity College Dublin
11.05	Clare Kelly, Trinity College Dublin	Bridging the translational divide: longitudinal imaging of brain development in rodents
11.20	Tom Arichi, King’s College London	Ultra-high field high resolution functional imaging of the developing brain
Infant Keynote		Chaired by Rhodri Cusack, Trinity College Dublin
11.40	Ellen Grant, Boston Children’s Hospital	The First 1000 Days: Insights From Imaging
12.25	Posters and Lunch
Industry Collaborations		Chaired by Rhodri Cusack, Trinity College Dublin
1.55	MR Collaborations Manager	Siemens Healthineers
MRI in Later Life		Chaired by Brian Lawlor, Trinity College Dublin
2.10	Maria-Eleni Dounavi, University of Cambridge	Neuroimaging alterations at midlife in relation to dementia risk factors: results from the PREVENT-Dementia study
2.25	Rob Whelan, Trinity College Dublin	The brain-cognition relationship in older adults: insights from neuroimaging
2.40	Lorina Naci, Trinity College Dublin	Longitudinal deep phenotyping in healthy individuals at risk for future dementia
2.55	Coffee
3.10	Daniel Mitchell, MRC CBU, Cambridge	Neural contributions to reduced fluid intelligence across the adult lifespan
3.40	Christina Dintica, University of California San Francisco	Modifiable factors associated with midlife brain health
Later-life Keynote		Chaired by Lorina Naci, Trinity College Dublin
3.55	Celine De Looze, Trinity College Dublin	The TILDA Study
4.45	Adjourn for a drink
Thank you to our sponsors, Siemens Healthineers

3 Oct 2023	Prof. Jörn Diedriczhsen	Brain and Mind Institute, University of Western Ontario	What is the function of the human cerebellum across cognitive domains?
16 Jan 2023	Huiqing Hu	Naci Lab, Trinity College Institute of Neuroscience and Global Brain Health Institute, Trinity College Dublin	Typical and disrupted brain network complexity in human neonates
19 Dec 2022	Dr Eva Jimenez-Mateos	Assistant Professor in the Department of Physiology, Trinity College Dublin	Analysing the effects of birth asphyxia in brain development and neurological outcomes
8 Dec 2022	Dr Melanie Ganz	Neurobiology Research Unit (NRU) at Rigshospitalet, Copenhagen University Hospital	How can you avoid to put children in general anesthesia while they are in a brain scanner? – The MoCo project at Rigshospitalet
8 Dec 2022	Dr Kathrine Skak Madsen	Danish Research Centre for Magnetic Resonance at Copenhagen University Hospital Hvidovre	Individual differences in brain maturational trajectories and associations with developing response inhibition performance. Insights from the 12-wave HUBU cohort
5 Dec 2022	Dr Allyson Mackey	Assistant Professor of Psychology, University of Pennsylvania	Environmental influences on brain development and plasticity
26 Sept 2022	Brooke Tornifoglio	Lally Lab, Department of Mechanical, Manufacturing and Biomedical Engineering, Trinity College Dublin	QSM for plaque vulnerability diagnosis
12 Apr 2022	Enzo Tagliazucchi	Whelan Lab, Trinity College Institute of Neuroscience	Computational models of whole-brain activity: from data to mechanism, with applications to brain health
11 Apr 2022	Yihe Weng	Whelan Lab, Trinity College Institute of Neuroscience	Connectome-based predictive modeling of stop-signal-task performance across adolescence
28 Mar 2022	Hyab Mehari Abraha	Conway Lab, Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland and Trinity College Dublin	Realistic 3D Reconstruction of the Human Heart
28 Mar 2022	Mélanie Garcia	IMMALab, Trinity College Institute of Neuroscience	Examples of Interpretable Deep Learning on MRI data: trying to open the “black box” to build biologically and clinically consistent models.
28 Feb 2022	Michael Connaughton	Whelan Lab, Trinity College Institute of Neuroscience	Longitudinal structural connectivity of the limbic lobe in ADHD
14 Feb 2022	Sarah McElroy	Siemens Scientist at Trinity College Dublin	Cardiac MR perfusion imaging with high spatial resolution and coverage using simultaneous multi-slice and compressed sensing reconstruction
31 Jan 2022	Áine T. Dineen	Cusack Lab, Trinity College Institute of Neuroscience	Robust Motion Correction for MRI using DNNs
18 Jan 2022	Joanes Grandjean	Department of Radiology and Nuclear Medicine amd Donders Institute for Brain, Cognition and Behaviour, Donders Institute, Radboud University Medical Centre	Standardizing rodent functional imaging across research centres
18 Jan 2022	Clare Kelly	Trinity College Institute of Neuroscience	Piloting a standardised consortium fMRI data collection sequence for rats at TCIN
23 Nov 2021	Chen Qin	Department of Electronics and Electrical Engineering, University of Edinburgh	The Development of Deep Learning Approaches for MRI Reconstruction and Analysis
9 Nov 2021	Eleanor Kennedy	Liggins Institute, University of Auckland	Using MRI to further our understanding of neurodevelopmental issues following preterm birth
26 Oct 2021	Hugh Kearney	Neurology, St James’s Hospital	Evaluating the diagnosis of MS – a research proposal
26 Oct 2021	Eimear McGlinchey	School of Nursing and Midwifery, Trinity College Dublin	PREVENT DEMENTIA- DS: Early biomarkers of AD in people with Down syndrome
12 Oct 2021	Shane O'Mara and Seamas Donnelly	Trinity College Institute of Neuroscience and School of Medicine, Trinity College Dublin	Brain Fog and Long Covid
12 Oct 2021	Brooke Tornifoglio and Caitríona Lally	Department of Mechanical, Manufacturing and Biomedical Engineering, Trinity College Dublin	Investigation of DTI and QSM as quantitative markers for tissue engineering
10 Oct 2019	Laura Finnegan	The School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, Trinity College Dublin	Manganese-enhanced MRI to asses optic nerve integrity in a mouse model of retinal degeneration.
4 Jul 2019	Judit Carrusta	Centre for the Developing Brain, Kings' College London	Early development of the brain functional architecture
6 Jun 2019	Oliviero Gobbo	The School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, Trinity College Dublin	Development of a mouse model of glioblastoma for the study of local treatments, post-resection
23 May 2019	Vyacheslav (Slava) Karolis	FMRIB, Oxford	Structural and functional architectures in brain development and ageing.
13 May 2019 TCIN Third FloorSeminar Room (joint with NeuroSoc)	Jonathan Smallwood	Psychology, The University of York	The neural basis of on-going conscious experience
9 May 2019	John Butler	School of Mathematical Sciences, TU Dublin	Contradicting Neural Unreliability Thesis in Autism: Embracing the Null Hypothesis with Confidence
7 May 2019	Johann Kruschwitz	Volition and Cognitive Control, Dresden University of Technology	Graph theoretical modeling of brain connectivity: Concepts and workflow of brain connectivity analysis using graph theory.
28 Mar 2019	Dara Cannon	Medicine, NUI Galway	Psychiatry and the Human Connectome: Diffusion MRI Research Advances
14 Mar 2019	Alan Stone	Biomedical Engineering, Trinity College Dublin	Progressing quantitative MRI towards the clinic: Application of novel methods for insight into atherosclerosis, stroke, tumor and traumatic brain injury
28 Feb 2019 (joint with below)	Evie Regan	MEng Biomedical Engineering, University College Dublin	Investigating the Deformation of the Masseter Muscle during Teeth Clenching and Grinding" and Dr. Catherine Jordan, a GBHI and Atlantic Fellow at TCD will be presenting: 'An fMRI pilot study exploring the influence of personally meaningful music on mild Alzheimer's Disease
28 Feb 2019	Catherine Jordan	GBHI and Atlantic Fellow at Trinity College Dublin	An fMRI pilot study exploring the influence of personally meaningful music on mild Alzheimer's Disease
31 Jan 2019	Erik O'Hanlon	Trinity College Dublin and RCSI	Imaging. What have you done for me lately?? What can your data do for you?