Chelsea presented her poster titled, “Brain Network Modularity is Associated with Symptom Improvement Following Real-Time Mindfulness-Based fMRI Neurofeedback.” at the Society for Biological Psychiatry (SOBP) Conference! Congrats Chelsea!
Kieran presented his poster titled, “Modeling Variation in Brain-Affect relationships with deep generative models” at the Social Affective Neuroscience Society (SANS) Conference! Congrats Kieran!
Zoe was awarded a NSF-GRFP! Her research proposal was titled, “Affective Disorders in Adolescence: Are Progestin-only HCs the missing link?”. Congrats Zoe!
Zoe will be starting her Psychology PhD at Northeastern under Dr. Juliet Davidow next Fall! Congrats Zoe!
Clare presented a poster at the Society for Biological Psychiatry (SOBP) Conference titled, “Exploration of the temporal course of fMRI-derived functional connectivity changes in MDD patients undergoing ketamine therapy”. Congrats Clare!!
Phil presented a poster at the Social Affective Neuroscience Society (SANS) Conference titled, “Person-specific changes in brainstem-cortical functional connectivity during social stress: a 7T fMRI study of humans”. Congrats Phil!
Camille was awarded the Armington Award! This award is funded by contributions from Armington’s former PhD students and is intended for one or more graduating seniors who have demonstrated excellent classroom performance and, most importantly, research experience in areas of interest to Armington. Congrats Camille, we are so proud!!