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We were in Prague for EANO2025!
What an incredible few days we had at the European Association for Neuro Oncology (EANO) Annual Meeting 2025 in Prague! We are proud to have contributed to this inspiring meeting, sharing our latest insights on how brain networks relate to cognition, fatigue, and clinical outcomes in glioma Our best oral presentation award winning Maxine Gorter:…
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Maxine wins best oral presentation award at EANO!
Maxine’s abstract was selected for the Best Oral Presentation Award in Supportive care & quality of life research. She presented: “Effectiveness of blended cognitive behavioral therapy in alleviating severe fatigue in patients with diffuse glioma during stable disease: a randomized controlled trial”. Yay Maxine!
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OHBM in Brisbane
At the Organization for Human Brain Mapping annual meeting of 2025 in Australia, Linda presented the multicenter study on structure-function multilayer network integration in multiple sclerosis (MS) led by Lucas. Using multimodal MRI data from 780 people with MS across 13 European centers, we explored how the brain’s frontoparietal network integrates structure and function and…
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Dorien co-organizes session at Dutch Neuroscience Meeting
Dorien and Anouk Schrantee organised a symposium titled “Bridging scales in brain function: integrating computational and experimental insights into network dynamics and plasticity”, at the Dutch Neuroscience Meeting! This session brought together researchers tackling the brain from multiple levels, from cellular mechanisms to large-scale networks and behaviour. Caroline Lea-Carnall, Jorge Mejias, and Miranda Moore each…
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The 2025 LWNO scientific day
We had a wonderful time at the annual LWNO day last Friday! MULTINET opened and closed the scientific program: Lucas Baudouin presented his fresh results on oligodendroglial abnormalities in and around glioma, while Amber Gadet shared the final findings of her internship on the relationship between fatigue and functional connectivity of the default mode network…
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Postertime at Amsterdam Neuroscience annual meeting
It’s Friday the 13th, and our posters are up. As Lucas (Breedt), Lucas (Baudouin), Eva and Mona explain their data, the lights flicker ominously. Someone jokes about ghosts. But the rest of this day was not at all spooky! Special shoutout to Christina Ulrich, who did her internship with Mona and is the second author…
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Masterclass by Mona, Marike, Linda and Arjan Hillebrand
“In this masterclass, four experts working with MEG in brain tumor patients will outline the latest insights on the field. Their lecture spans from sharing an overview of what doing MEG in these patients entails, to the broader scientific scope of measuring brain activity in the neuro-oncological setting, to the state-of-the-art application of MEG in…
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Our BBQ and goodbye Eduarda…
We had our now traditional end-of-academic-year BBQ again, and it was a special one: we also said an IRL goodbye (for now) to Eduarda! After four years of being the first open science liaison of the team, she is moving on to new things in August. It has been such a privilege to have Eduarda…
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Brain Bite on Eduarda’s tutorial paper
OHBM Brain Bites published a brief teaser on the relevance of network neuroscience, including Eduarda’s paper and accompanying tutorial on how to use and implement graph theory and topological data analysis on neurodata. Read about it here!
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Interview with Eduarda on OHBM blog
After winning the Brain Structure and Function best paper award in Montreal last year at OHBM, Eduarda shared the process and results of her work in an interview on the OHBM blog. Read it here!
Multiscale Network Neuroscience 