A number of Martinos researchers were honored for their work at the meeting.

In a study of 30 active-duty United States SOF personnel, researchers found that increased blast exposure was associated with structural, functional, and neuroimmune changes to the brain and a decline in health-related quality of life.

The award honors the mentoring contributions of both clinical and research faculty in the Mass General Department of Radiology.

Martinos researchers Daphne Holt, MD, PhD, Faye McKenna, PhD, and colleagues have identified a potential marker of loneliness, which could help understand the effects of loneliness on the body and even how to reverse them.

Nilson will focus on all operations for the Center’s Imaging Research Core.

Candidates are encouraged to apply by April 15, 2024.

The Martinos Center and the HST-based Neuroimaging Training Program (NTP) recently hosted a symposium exploring the state-of-the-art in mesoscale brain mapping.

Martinos Center director Bruce Rosen, MD, PhD, describes several cutting-edge technologies that will advance research both in the center and elsewhere in the coming years.

Martinos researchers have developed a method for whole-brain segmentation of longitudinal MRI scans that generalizes to different scanners and MRI sequences, does not put any constraints on the number or timing of follow-up scans, and can segment white matter lesions simultaneously.

The Shark Tank-like event presented innovative technologies including a point-of-care surgical robotic platform and a fleet of mobile MRI scanners.

Gale is a recipient of the 2023 HMS Blavatnik Therapeutics Challenge Award.

Valera uses imaging and other tools to study traumatic brain injury and other impacts of intimate partner violence.

The center’s Randy Buckner and colleagues have provided direct support for a third somatomotor map in the vermis of the cerebellum by using intensive, repeated functional MRI scanning of individuals performing movements across multiple body parts.

He will lead a team in optimizing and implementing the technique transcranial magnetic stimulation electroencephalograph (TMS-EEG).

Dr. Mainero discusses the lab’s research into the mechanisms of the disease and new approaches to diagnosis and monitoring.

Nasr, director of the Mesovision Laboratory at the center, talks about the discovery and what made it possible.

The Center’s Caterina Mainero and colleagues review the interplay of fibrinogen and coagulation factors with neuroinflammation in multiple sclerosis.