
Neuroscience, running, music and design. Associate professor and principal investigator @ZuckermanBrain.
Manhattan, NY
Joined February 2019
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Itamar Kahn retweeted
🧠 ¿Te interesa entender cómo el cerebro procesa el dolor crónico?
En el IDiBE, @UMH_es estudiamos los circuitos neuronales del dolor mediante electrofisiología y optogenética.
Buscamos candidat@s para solicitar una FPU o GVA.
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Humans live many more years than mice, but our brain networks are aging much faster.
In PNAS we show that brain network decline follows a common trajectory across mouse and human adulthood, with features of network organization linked to more rapid decline.
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How do brains change with age? By analyzing brain activity throughout the lives of mice, @ItamarKahn @GaganWig @ezra_wn & team found that the rodent’s brain ages similarly to that of a human. Studying mice could therefore be a powerful way to learn more about how our brains decline as we grow old.
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@Columbia @UT_Dallas #neuroscience
Thanks for the coverage of our new findings!
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@CVLneuro @UTDResearch @ZuckermanBrain
What do mice and humans have in common? 🐭🤔 Research from @UT_Dallas helps demonstrate how both human and mice brains are organized around functionally specialized neural networks — and as they age, these networks become less differentiated. The research is helping to create a new framework for understanding aging, declining brain function, and potential new treatments. UTD has more: news.utdallas.edu/health-med…
New exciting results from a collaboration with @GaganWig. Contributions from past and present lab members (@eyalbergmann, Gabriella Vill, Sasha Kavushansky, @IritDol, and @jadasleh) to the awake mouse fMRI. Well done @ezra_wn for leading this effort.
We know aging reorganizes large-scale brain networks in humans, with real consequences for cognition and dementia risk. What we haven't had is an animal model of this phenomenon — one that could help us figure out why it happens and how to intervene.
We’ve now mapped brain network changes over a wide range of the mouse adult lifespan.
The changes mirror key features of human brain aging, but not entirely, and the differences are just as interesting as the similarities.
New paper in @PNASNews 🧵
pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.25…
Itamar Kahn retweeted
Here's another sample of the amazing speaker lineup for Whistler Brain 2025. @DrBreaky @nastasiayendiki
Register here: medicine.yale.edu/mrrc/about…
Abstract submission is open - get yours in!
Itamar Kahn retweeted
Congratulations to @Columbia_Bio grad student in the lab @IsabellaSucci on a masterful prelim exam defense! Bella is co-mentored by myself and my colleague @ItamarKahn.
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👇Now online in @CommsBio
nature.com/articles/s42003-0…
Many thanks and congrats to @richardfbetzel and @networks_Lab folks!
Edgewise fMRI connectomics shows that also in 🐁 fMRI is dominated by short-lived, high-amplitude "events": additional evidence that rsfMRI is a "bursty" phenomenon
By @networks_lab
👉 biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor…
Check out original 🧵by @richardfbetzel for full story
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Itamar Kahn retweeted
Fun session with @neuro_kim and @e_mackevicius on Tuesday at @ZuckermanBrain . Talked about all the fun things: compositionality, physics, simulation, and abstraction to an audience of teachers and students. Recording: youtube.com/watch?v=dCodVXdq…
Itamar Kahn retweeted
We're recruiting @YaleNeuro this year! Got questions about the department, the broader Yale community, or the application process? Please ask, happy to chat.
📢 Faculty job @YaleNeuro 📢 We are hiring tenure track faculty members! Seeking candidates in neuroscience at large who will join a richly collaborative community that strives to foster an inclusive research environment. Deadline Oct. 15. Please share! apply.interfolio.com/129590
Itamar Kahn retweeted
Happy to officially announce that this Fall of 2023 I’ll be joining the Music Faculty at @MIT as an Assistant Professor of Jazz. This is the first time this amazing institution has appointed such a position and I’m extremely excited and honored to become part of the MIT family…
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After several false starts the last few years, the Resting-state Conference is happening this Sept!
Visit Dallas for 3 exciting days of science: Presentations emphasizing methods, mechanisms, & applications of resting-state fMRI
Abstracts due tomorrow!
restingstate.com
Itamar Kahn retweeted
#crcns2023 meeting started today in Tel Aviv with a panel on the future of neuroscience. Going to be exciting 3 days.
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Join us at the ISMRM Brain Function Workshop Sept. 4-6th in #Padova. World-class roster of speakers: highlighting today #JangYeon_Park who will discuss new fMRI-based methods to detect neural activity (aka "DIANA"). Program and registration 👉tinyurl.com/yc2j9n4j
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We are just one week away from the abstract deadline for the ISMRM Brain Function Workshop in Padua (ismrm.org/workshops/2023/Bra…), during which the non-BOLD fMRI session will feature Nan Li (@NaNeuroimage) presenting "Molecular fMRI - Mapping Brain Neurochemical Events In-Vivo!"
Itamar Kahn retweeted
Is your abstract ready for the ISMRM Workshop on Current Issues in Brain Function?
Submit yours before the 05 July 2023 deadline: bit.ly/44a5gp6
SAVE with early registration! Register by 04 August 2023: bit.ly/3pjHV5O
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Congrats @ItzhakFried! Well deserved! – at Salt Lake City, UT
Congratulations to the new Academy members! @TelAvivUni
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In anticipation of our 18T, we are looking for enthusiastic post-docs / technicians who would be interested to work on the strongest horizontal bore animal scanner in the world. If you are at ISMRM @ISMRM feel free to reach out! I'm in Toronto until Friday



































