Users Workshop

October 18, 2019

1:00PM - 2:00PM

Psychology Building, Room 217

Add to Calendar 2019-10-18 13:00:00 2019-10-18 14:00:00 Users Workshop Join us on Friday, October 18th for the monthly CCBBI Users Workshop! Guest Speaker: Colleen HughesDoctoral StudentDepartment of Psychological and Brain Sciences, Indiana University Bloomington Talk Title: Using network neuroscience to understand age differences in social cognition Abstract:The use of network science to characterize networks of the brain based on their functional connectivity (i.e., coordinated brain activity) has rapidly expanded in the past decade (Rubinov & Sporns, 2010). This field, network neuroscience, has generated novel hypotheses about cohort differences (e.g., aging, autism) and how the brain flexibly gives rise to a wide variety of behaviors (e.g., understanding others’ mental states). Our lab uses a network neuroscience approach to understand how healthy aging affects cognitive function, notably as it relates to social cognition. We have examined this question in two ways: 1) how does functional connectivity during resting-state (undirected thought) contribute to age-related performance deficits during task?; and 2) how does functional connectivity during resting-state differ from connectivity during tasks?. In this talk, I will provide an overview of network neuroscience, and discuss the tools our lab uses to conduct network analyses, how we test for cohort differences (e.g., older vs. younger adults), and other practical considerations for implementation. MRI Users Workshops are monthly informal gatherings for users who are interested in getting to know each other and talking science. The workshop is open to all, and students and postdocs are particularly encouraged to attend.Workshops typically include a short presentation of work (15-25 minutes) with an extended discussion at the end. The presentations will be live-streamed and recorded in collaboration with the OnNeuro platform, check it out here! Refreshments are provided!Workshops take place on the third Friday of each month at 1:00pm, in the Psychology Building, Room 217. To receive meeting details and related MRI announcements, please complete a request form and specify that you would like to be added to the CCBBI mailing list. Psychology Building, Room 217 OSU ASC Drupal 8 ascwebservices@osu.edu America/New_York public

Add to Calendar 2019-10-18 13:00:00 2019-10-18 14:00:00 Users Workshop  Join us on Friday, October 18th for the monthly CCBBI Users Workshop! Guest Speaker: Colleen HughesDoctoral StudentDepartment of Psychological and Brain Sciences, Indiana University Bloomington  Talk Title: Using network neuroscience to understand age differences in social cognition Abstract:The use of network science to characterize networks of the brain based on their functional connectivity (i.e., coordinated brain activity) has rapidly expanded in the past decade (Rubinov & Sporns, 2010). This field, network neuroscience, has generated novel hypotheses about cohort differences (e.g., aging, autism) and how the brain flexibly gives rise to a wide variety of behaviors (e.g., understanding others’ mental states). Our lab uses a network neuroscience approach to understand how healthy aging affects cognitive function, notably as it relates to social cognition. We have examined this question in two ways: 1) how does functional connectivity during resting-state (undirected thought) contribute to age-related performance deficits during task?; and 2) how does functional connectivity during resting-state differ from connectivity during tasks?. In this talk, I will provide an overview of network neuroscience, and discuss the tools our lab uses to conduct network analyses, how we test for cohort differences (e.g., older vs. younger adults), and other practical considerations for implementation. MRI Users Workshops are monthly informal gatherings for users who are interested in getting to know each other and talking science. The workshop is open to all, and students and postdocs are particularly encouraged to attend.Workshops typically include a short presentation of work (15-25 minutes) with an extended discussion at the end. The presentations will be live-streamed and recorded in collaboration with the OnNeuro platform, check it out here! Refreshments are provided!Workshops take place on the third Friday of each month at 1:00pm, in the Psychology Building, Room 217. To receive meeting details and related MRI announcements, please complete a request form and specify that you would like to be added to the CCBBI mailing list.  Psychology Building, Room 217 Center for Cognitive and Behavioral Brain Imaging ccbbi.service@osu.edu America/New_York public

Join us on Friday, October 18th for the monthly CCBBI Users Workshop!

Guest Speaker: Colleen Hughes

Doctoral Student
Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences, Indiana University Bloomington

Talk Title: Using network neuroscience to understand age differences in social cognition

Abstract:

The use of network science to characterize networks of the brain based on their functional connectivity (i.e., coordinated brain activity) has rapidly expanded in the past decade (Rubinov & Sporns, 2010). This field, network neuroscience, has generated novel hypotheses about cohort differences (e.g., aging, autism) and how the brain flexibly gives rise to a wide variety of behaviors (e.g., understanding others’ mental states). Our lab uses a network neuroscience approach to understand how healthy aging affects cognitive function, notably as it relates to social cognition. We have examined this question in two ways: 1) how does functional connectivity during resting-state (undirected thought) contribute to age-related performance deficits during task?; and 2) how does functional connectivity during resting-state differ from connectivity during tasks?. In this talk, I will provide an overview of network neuroscience, and discuss the tools our lab uses to conduct network analyses, how we test for cohort differences (e.g., older vs. younger adults), and other practical considerations for implementation.

MRI Users Workshops are monthly informal gatherings for users who are interested in getting to know each other and talking science. The workshop is open to all, and students and postdocs are particularly encouraged to attend.

Workshops typically include a short presentation of work (15-25 minutes) with an extended discussion at the end. The presentations will be live-streamed and recorded in collaboration with the OnNeuro platform, check it out here! Refreshments are provided!

Workshops take place on the third Friday of each month at 1:00pm, in the Psychology Building, Room 217. To receive meeting details and related MRI announcements, please complete a request form and specify that you would like to be added to the CCBBI mailing list.

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