🎉 Dive into the future of neuroscience! Join the IBS Center for Neuroscience Imaging Research for an electrifying OPEN HOUSE. 🧠💡 Experience cutting-edge technology with Human & Animal MRI. Don't miss out! Date: Dec 21st, 2023 (Thu) 10am~12pm Place: 3rd Lounge, N center

🎉 뇌과학의 미래가 궁금하신가요? IBS 뇌과학 이미징 연구단의 OPEN HOUSE에서 혁신적인 기술을 직접 경험해보시죠. 🧠💡 인간 및 동물 MRI, 고급 현미경으로 첨단 기술들을 탐험할 절호의 찬스입니다! 🗓️ 2023년 12월 21일 | 🕙 오전 10시 - 정오 12시 📍 성균관대학교 N센터 3층 라운지

Are you interested in acquiring quantitative cerebral perfusion maps in mice 🐭? We have developed simple, highly sensitive, highly reliable BOLD-DSC MRI 🧲with a brief hypoxic challenge Science Advances. CNIR-IBS science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

🧠Thread 1/4 🧵 Get ready for 2024 OHBM in Korea? 🎉 Before the main event, here we also have a warming-up "Gradients of Brain Organization" Workshop at 6/22 9AM-18PM (gradients-workshop.github.io) to enhance our understanding of brain organizational principles. #GradientWorkshop2024

Dissecting fMRI maps into circuits by utilizing neuronal manipulations.🧲🧠 Sensory-evoked fMRI at 15.2T was used with optogenetic silencing in V1 to identify visual pathways to somatosensory network in mice (rdcu.be/dBkGd)🐭 CNIR-IBS

🧲 It is over for me to measure direct neuronal signals via fMRI.😀 Go back to BOLD fMRI with high temporal resolution. Great collaborations with Xin, @northernthrux , and Peter Bandettini, and CNIR-IBS colleagues.

... really, it is all Seong-Gi Kim's 'fault'. :-) but i'm so looking forward to expanding CNIR-IBS together with him, to make it one of the best neuroscience research centers in the world 2/2

Welcome to CNIR-IBS ! We are extremely happy to recruit you and Ka to Korea! 😍 We will make a great program together, and are looking forward to working with you.

Seong-Gi Kim says the replication study is the end of his involvement in DIANA, and Ravi Menon @northernthrux and Peter Bandettini Peter Bandettini are exploring other ways to use magnetic resonance to measure neural activity. Read more: bit.ly/49diYtK By Calli McMurray

#SANS2024 Early Career Award Winner Justin Minue Kim (M. Justin Kim) discusses corticolimbic and connectome-wide representations of anxious traits

do u know of someone who may be interested in starting a lab as a junior PI in Korea, to work on perceptual decision-making in mice? besides postdocs, we would consider someone fresh out of grad school too, or someone who wants to be a staff scientist for the longer term. 1/

🧲Evoked fMRI has been critical in identifying abnormal regions and connectivities in hypersensitive ASD mice.🐭🧠 Localized neuronal manipulation normalized behaviors & functional connectivities. Great collaboration with KAIST/IBS Eunjoon Kim’s lab! nature.com/articles/s4138…

Truly honored to receive the Gold Medal for contributions of basic fMRI research. Thank you, mentors, colleagues, collaborators, friends, and ISMRM. CNIR-IBS

Our final Keynote of Day 1 is Seong-Gi Kim! Join us in Hall D2 for an exciting 45 minutes of content starting at 16:45 🧠 #OHBM2024

Let's dive in neural layers with Seong-Gi Kim at #ohbm2024

🎉 Newly Initiated Happy Brain Fund Raising in CNIR We are thrilled to announce that Prof. Seong-Gi Kim, Director of CNIR, has pledged a total of 3 billion KRW to the newly established Happy Brain Fund. Seong-Gi Kim #CNIR_IBS

This generous contribution is recognized as a cornerstone for the Happy Brain Fund, setting a significant precedent for future donations. 🌟 #FundRaising #CNIR #FirstGift #Retweet skku.edu/skku/campus/sk…

The goal of the Happy Brain Fund is to enhance CNIR's research sustainability and foster a positive societal impact. The fund aims to invest in youth mental health and the development of cutting-edge neuroscience technologies, emphasizing public benefit and advancement. 🧠✨

1/4: 🎉We are thrilled to announce the joining of Dr. Hakwan Lau as the Co-Director of IBS Center for Neuroscience Imaging Research! With a unique background bridging cognitive science, neuroscience, and philosophy, Dr. Lau brings unparalleled expertise to our center. hakwan lau 🇺🇦 @hakwan.bsky.social

Very much looking forward to the opportunity to share more animal work at OHBM. Thank you, Lisa Meyer-Baese, Lauren, and Shella Keilholz, for organizing this!