
Saashi Bedford
@saashi_bedford
PhD student @Cambridge_Uni using neuroimaging to study heterogeneity and sex differences in neurodevelopmental conditions
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21-01-2021 00:36:01
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The WiN UK network is growing! Meet our incredible secretary team - Giada, Saashi Bedford , Courtney Hillman , Adriana, and Sara🤩💕 ✉️ Sign up to our mailing list through our website to stay up to date and receive monthly Newsletter with the latest WiN UK events! #WiNUK




Published in HBM!! Can T1w and T2w scans index microstructure and myelin as many have done? Olivier Parent's deep dive using Allen Institute BigBrain data Aurélie Bussy Stephanie Tullo Nadia Blostein Alyssa Dai Valiquette Vanessa Saashi Bedford Christine Tardif Gabriel A. Devenyi


✨Introducing MIND, out in Nature Neuroscience and just in time for #OHBM2023! ✨ nature.com/articles/s4159…

Our latest global effort (led by twitterles Varun Warrier from Cambridge Psychiatry and Dept of Psychology ) to map the genetic architecture of the human 🧠 is now live! Massive thank you to all co-authors!! nature.com/articles/s4158…



New paper in Imaging Neuroscience The MIT Press @mitpress.bsky.social by Saashi A. Bedford, Richard A.I. Bethlehem, et al: The impact of quality control on cortical morphometry comparisons in autism direct.mit.edu/imag/article/d…


Our first one in Imaging Neuroscience - check out this exciting validation effort of imaging QC led by the amazing Saashi Bedford from the Richard Bethlehem lab at AutismResearchCentre Dept of Psychology Cambridge Psychiatry


Congratulations boss Mallar Chakravarty!

Great new work from Olivier Parent examining the how different MRI contrasts may help us understand variation in white matter hyper intensities in @BrainComms 👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾



Another tour the force by Saashi Bedford and team! medrxiv.org/content/10.110…

Thrilled to share our new publication out in eLife - the journal, where we use sMRI to conduct the first comparative neuroimaging study of sex-specific neuroanatomy of the human and mouse brain. Check it out: elifesciences.org/articles/92200