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An interview with Susan Bookheimer: Neuroimager, Feminist, and Horseback Rider

3/29/2017

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BY PANTHEA HEYDARI
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See Susan Bookheimer's OHBM2016 keynote lecture here:
https://www.pathlms.com/ohbm/courses/3232/video_presentations/33868
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As scientists, we pride ourselves on our specialties and niched questions that we try to answer. However, maintaining multiple interests and developing collaborations can be a healthy way to foster relationships and allow for the multidisciplinary nature of neuroscience to pervade. Michel Thiebaut de Schotten (OHBM Leadership Council) in an
interview with OHBM Blog Team agrees. We sat down with Susan Bookheimer, to discuss her multiple projects and current focus, how she arrived at UCLA, and what she thinks of the state of women in neuroscience. Susan is the Chair of the Scientific Advisory Board (2017), gave a keynote at OHBM 2016, and served as past president of OHBM (2012), and Meeting Liaison (2003). She is is a prominent neuroimager, clinical neuropsychologist, and professor of psychology, biobehavioral science, and cognitive neuroscience at UCLA.
Video: OHBM Communications Committee member Panthea Heydari interviews Susan Bookheimer.

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OHBM Blog readership: A diverse community of brain mappers

3/7/2017

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BY SHRUTI GOPAL VIJ

The human brain is a complex organ that continues to fascinate many researchers the world over. Brain researchers (including those involved in bench work using microscopy to those analysing brain images with supercomputers and complex algorithms) demonstrate a range of expertise, from neuroanatomy to diverse cognitive processes. The Organization for Human Brain Mapping (OHBM) is aimed at bringing together brain researchers and providing them with a platform to discuss new science, foster collaborations and improve our understanding of the brain.

In the past twenty-two years, OHBM has achieved this goal by presenting new facets of human brain mapping at each conference. The growing presence and influence of social media compelled OHBM to foray into the blogosphere, where we present greater insight into the workings of OHBM to researchers at all levels. Our offerings also highlight recent scientific discoveries and increase your acquaintance with contributions of researchers world over. Since its inception in April 2016, we asked you (our blog visitors) to indicate your area of expertise, in order to get a sense of who we are ultimately writing for. We found a diverse, wide-ranging span of responses representative of the many, many areas of specialization that represent human brain mapping. Most of our blog visitors were academics working on modelling and analysis, imaging methods, and higher cognitive functions (See figure).

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International family, maple leaves, and glass brains

3/1/2017

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BY KEVIN WEINER
New OHBM Communications Committee article on HuffPost Science: ​
When I was little, I used to catch leaves with my dad in autumn as I waited for the school bus in the Pine Barrens (a part of southern New Jersey that takes credit for the origin of the Jersey Devil). I was thinking about those moments as I read a recent interview with Karl Friston (KF).
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Among his numerous honors, Friston is a Fellow of the Royal Society (joining the likes of Isaac Newton and Francis Bacon) and is an inventor of many tools that allow thousands of brain mappers to statistically test hypotheses about functional brain imaging data. For his contributions, he recently received the Glass Brain Award, which is the lifetime achievement award for the Organization for Human Brain Mapping.  Read more
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