Recent news
June - July, 2024Our graduate students are rocking it: Elise published her work on GFAP-moderated microstructural relationships between the LC and (sub)cortex in Cerebral Cortex. Nina published her work on the LC and cortical thickness in Alzheimer's Research and Therapy. Nina also showed that LC integrity is a better predictor of tau than amyloid or hippocampal volume in Annals of Neurology. Jennifer Pahl (now at the University of Aachen) published her work on locus coeruleus integrity and frontoparietal network connectivity as resilience mechanisms in preclinical AD in Alzheimer's Research and Therapy!! CONGRATS!!!!
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April, 2024This has been an amazing month for our lab, as all the hard work of the last months/years is seeing the daylight: Elise published her work on asymmetry of locus coeruleus pathology in the Journal of Alzheimer's disease. Eli published her work on longitudinal locus coeruleus changes versus longitudinal tau pathology and the correlation with transcriptomics in Nature Aging! Chris and Prokopis published their work on the relationship between locus coeruleus function, atrophy and cognition in Alzheimer's & Dementia. Congratulations!!!
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February, 2024Two new manuscripts were published: Heidi worked with the lab of Nancy Donovan on Social activity and locus coeruleus tangles using the ROSMAP dataset (published in Molecular Psychiatry), and Maxime published his work on 24-hour rest-activity rhythm fragmentation, cognitive decline and the locus coeruleus in Annals of Neurology (see also the cover image)!!
& Joost was promoted to instructor!! Congrats! |
January, 2024Many Blue spotters attended the Human Amyloid Imaging Conference in Miami! : Elouise presented her work on FDG-locus coeruleus signal in Alzheimer's disease, Emma and Truley presented their work on cognition and locus coeruleus structure/function. Maxime presented his work on AD-related sleep differences in sleep-wake regulation. Prokopis presented data on arousal-related locus coeruleus activity and plasma markers of AD. Marion presented her latest findings on hypothalamus atrophy in Alzheimer's disease.. And Lukas had an oral presentation during which he presented his work on locus coeruleus integrity and cognitive reserve. Lukas also received the Human Amyloid Imaging Travel fellowship, congrats Lukas!!
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