PhD student in networks and neuroscience at Indiana University Personal website: https://xitter.cf/t.co/FnzulbeuWT

Joined July 2019
New preprint out! We look at how synergy/redundancy dominated interactions in the brain vary in time. (spoiler: it's not what you think!) biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/… If you're at NetSci, come hear more about it at my talk on Wednesday at noon in Session 1A or at my poster on Tues.!
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Detecting modules is so important to doing network neuroscience-- here's a novel way to do it for the brave new higher order world. So glad to have been a part of this project!
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Maria Pope retweeted
Very happy to announce that my first paper has been published in NeuroImage!🧠  “Optimal navigability of weighted human brain connectomes in physical space”doi.org/10.1016/j.neuroimage… 📈Combining BOTH weights and distances to guide information transfer leads to maximum navigability!
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I am so lucky to work with Olaf and was absolutely thrilled to get to be here to celebrate him. Thank you @spornslab for working to create the field, the lab, and the community that I love so much
Congratulations to Olaf Sporns for the #NetSci2024 Euler Award for pioneering contributions to network neuroscience!
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The Signed networks and quantum networks session started with @branmorrighan presenting her work on a Dynamical model of signed networks #NetSci2024 @NetSciConf
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Thanks so much @branmorrighan so glad you liked it!!!
Great talk of @MariaEPope1 at @NetSciConf about Time-varying synergy/redundancy dominance in the human cerebral cortex 🙌🏼
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🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
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Congrats on this work @GaticaMarilyn!! So cool to see experiments leveraging O info!
Is there a brain's high-order reorganization after transcranial ultrasound stimulation (TUS)? Check out our latest preprint in collaboration with @ConnectomeLab @jerome_sallet @PedroMediano @MohammadKhawash Cyril Atkinson-Clement and James Ross biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/… 🧵1/N
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🚨New pre-print!🚨 Can we generalize the partial information decomposition in a way that relaxes the requirement to partition a system into "inputs" and "targets" while still retaining the intuitions about information? Yes! 1/N arxiv.org/abs/2309.08003
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Partial entropy decomposition reveals higher-order informationstructures in human brain activity -> pnas.org/doi/epdf/10.1073/pn… "We find that synergistic information is very widespread and is invisible to standard network-based approaches."
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Maria Pope retweeted
Ahh it’s impossible to describe all the ways Olaf deserves this recognition!! 🥳One overarching theme tho is generosity: of time, attention, ideas, resources…!📚⏳🔬Also, checkout the spornlab website visitors page — I feel so happy to be part the network 🕸️ of brilliant people
Replying to @OHBM
Olaf Sporns - Mentor Award
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I also cold-emailed Olaf to ask if I could spend a summer during my undergrad doing research with him. He took me on, and of course I decided to come back. There's no other place I could imagine working on my PhD. Olaf curates a community and invests everything in our success
Warms my heart to see @spornslab recognized for his mentorship at #OHBM2023. From a cold email 4yrs ago, he took me into his lab, and it has been a blast learning about/working with networks! The time and effort that he dedicates to his students and postdocs in unparalleled.🎉🎉
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Agreed-- no award has been so well-deserved.
Warms my heart to see @spornslab recognized for his mentorship at #OHBM2023. From a cold email 4yrs ago, he took me into his lab, and it has been a blast learning about/working with networks! The time and effort that he dedicates to his students and postdocs in unparalleled.🎉🎉
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Thank you so much-- this was so exciting to receive!! (and it was my first conference oral presentation ever 😁)And thank you to the organizers for such a great workshop- I had a blast!! Lots of new things to think about
Congrats to @MariaEPope1 for the Best ECR Presentation at our Workshop on Methods of Information Theory in Computational Neuroscience at CNS*2023 @CNSorg in Leipzig last week, sponsored by @Entropy_MDPI (thank you)! Maria here w organisers @PedroMediano M Wibral & @AbdullahMakkeh
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Our paper on applying partial entropy decomposition to the question of higher-order structures in human brain activity is now live in PNAS! Big thanks to @MariaEPope1, @mgpuxeddu, @joshfasky, and @spornslab for making this project possible. 1/n pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.23…
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Brain network communication: concepts, models and applications — a Review by Caio Seguin, Olaf Sporns & Andrew Zalesky nature.com/articles/s41583-0… @caioseguin @spornslab @AndrewZalesky
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This is a very thoughtful review and a pleasure to read, 11/10 would recommend
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Replying to @WiNS_Society
@WiNS_Society social gathering yesterday. We had the best time connecting, discussing the importance of organising ourselves. Thanks all for joining us!
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Now out in one of the last NeuroImage special issues under the old editorial team! sciencedirect.com/science/ar… Just in time for #netsci2023-- come chat with me about it at the Net Neuro satellite Monday, the @WiNS_Society poster session on Tuesday or Wednesday at poster 20!
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Agreed--- the journal Network Neuroscience already exists, and has since 2017! It's not a groundbreaking proposal, it's an established field
I am a little frustrated with this pre-print. I'm all for pushing forward network neuroscience, but it feels like this paper is written as if it's making some groundbreaking new proposal: combining network science and neuroscience. Come on... arxiv.org/abs/2305.06160
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Wow, they don't even bother to cite Bassett and Sporns, an article literally titled "Network Neuroscience"!!!! with 1780 citations!!
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