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David Boas

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BU_Neurophotonics (@bu_npc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Nice to see PNAS science writer Jill Sakai writing about fNIRS! Functional near-infrared spectroscopy reveals brain activity on the move | Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn


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Really happy to see Neurophotonics Impact Factor up to 4.2 now, with more growth expected. SPIE journals announce increases in 2021 CiteScore and Impact Factor spie.org/news/spie-jour


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It was a pleasure to help our colleagues from Aarhus utilize our LSCI and OCT tools for this paper. Microcirculatory dysfunction associates with neurovascular uncoupling in peri-ischemic brain regions after ischemic stroke biorxiv.org/content/10.110


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I can't believe the fNIRS 2020 conference in Boston at Boston University is finally happening in 2022! More than 400 fNIRS researchers are arriving this weekend. Thank you to our organizers Mari and Pepe!

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How awesome for fNIRS2022 to start with Joy Hirsch’s keynote showing fNIRS data that our brains activate more with in person face to face interactions (vs video). And we are all in person to see it!!

How awesome for fNIRS2022 to start with Joy Hirsch’s keynote showing fNIRS data that our brains activate more with in person face to face interactions (vs video). And we are all in person to see it!!
David Boas (@boasdavid) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It has been amazing working with the Society for functional Near Infrared Spectroscopy Exec Comm, Board and the whole #fNIRS community and watching it grow these past many years. And what phenomenal advances we saw since our last in person conference in Tokyo in 2018.

David Boas (@boasdavid) 's Twitter Profile Photo

October 15, 2010. Twelve years ago today was the first #fnirs ⁊Society for functional Near Infrared Spectroscopy⁩ conference in Boston at the Harvard University Northwest Building with 152 attendees. Where will we be at the 20 year mark? One thing for sure, our community has always exceeded our expectations.

October 15, 2010. Twelve years ago today was the first #fnirs ⁊<a href="/SfNIRS/">Society for functional Near Infrared Spectroscopy</a>⁩ conference in Boston at the Harvard University Northwest Building with 152 attendees. Where will we be at the 20 year mark? One thing for sure, our community has always exceeded our expectations.
David Boas (@boasdavid) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Great work from PhD student Antonio Ortega-Martinez, turning lemons into lemonade, he was able to realize improved #fnirs brain activation with time domain moments by proper noise scaling spiedigitallibrary.org/journals/neuro


BU_Neurophotonics (@bu_npc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Do you want to be developing and applying the latest in neurophotonic technologies? BU_Neurophotonics is recruiting a neurophotonics research scientist and core manager. Apply now bu.edu/neurophotonics


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We are hiring a post-doctoral fellow, maybe two, for helping us advance and utilize #fNIRS for measuring human brain function in ecologically validate settings. If you are interested, please apply bu.edu/neurophotonics


We are hiring a post-doctoral fellow, maybe two, for helping us advance and utilize #fNIRS for measuring human brain function in ecologically validate settings. If you are interested, please apply
bu.edu/neurophotonics

David Boas (@boasdavid) 's Twitter Profile Photo

BU BME is searching for a tenure track assistant professor working at the intersection of neurotechnologies, data analytics, and cognitive neuroscience. academicjobsonline.org/ajo/jobs/23521 Please spread the word.

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This will be a great opportunity to interact with the diverse group of technology developers, cognitive and health scientists all wanting to figure out how to measure brain activity in ecologically valid and everyday world settings. I hope to see many of you there.