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Maxine & Linda give a talk
At the “Stimulating Thoughts” symposium, organized by Amsterdam UMC and Amsterdam Neuroscience, Maxine and Linda talked about the use of TMS as a therapeutic tool in glioma, ending with the randomized controlled trial TRUE-GRIT that is currently running as part of the GRIP trials. The symposium was a great opportunity to learn about the different…
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Floris is back!
Hi! My name is Floris, a recent graduate in Neurosciences and Philosophy of Neurosciences. After previous stints at MULTINET lab as an intern and research assistant, I’m back again for a short research project!I I will work on an already existing imaging database with MRI scans of hundreds of glioma patients. These MRI scans were…
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Many MULTINET-ers contribute to TN2 symposium
The Translational Neuroscience Network (www.tn2.eu) organized their (bi)annual big event on Heterogeneity in Neuroscience, bringing together speakers from all corners of the translational space and focussing on interaction and networking through panel discussions, audience engagement and break games. Here‘s a recap of the day! Many of us were involved, through the TN2 committee (Lucas, Dorien,…
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Mona is back from San Francisco!
“At the start of this year I got the great opportunity to spend 3 months in the beautiful (and hilly) city of San Francisco for a collaboration with Professor Srikantan Nagarajan at the Biomagnetic Imaging Lab, UCSF. We asked ourselves: can we combine MEG data from our two centers to better understand the deviant neurophysiological…
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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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First MULTINET alumni get together!
Past and present met up last night during a nostalgic MULTINET alumni get together! Science is all about change—new faces join, others move on to exciting new adventures—but that doesn’t mean we lose touch. Last night, we brought together MULTINET alumni and current members for an evening of catching up over drinks and dinner. It…
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Last scan for T-mult!
The T-mult study (part of Linda’s Vidi project) asked: what is the impact of low-frequency rTMS-induced virtual lesions on executive functioning in healthy controls, when using an individualized multilayer network approach to select a region within the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (DLPFC) that is most central within the network? Lucas started data collection, together with Marike…
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MULTINET heidag 2025
Every year, we take some time to reflect and relax at a nice location, to boost the energy, collaboration, fun! This year, we went to Jongwijs in Westzaan, and discussed our team culture and personalities, our problem solving styles and how we can use the different viewpoints and skills in the team even better than…
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Dorien receives new grant
In the pursuit of improvements in early cancer detection, better diagnostic methods, and more effective treatments, the Cancer Center Amsterdam Foundation annually grants funding to jump-start promising early-stage research projects at Cancer Center Amsterdam. And Dorien received one of them! Her project is entitled “Mapping the functional anatomy of the tumor-brain interface to discover novel treatment…
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Dorien at TN2 event
Dorien saved the day and joined the already lovely speaker line-up of this year’s first Translational Neuroscience Network (TN2) seminar! The event was about Heterogeneity in Psychiatry, and finding unity in uniqueness. Dorien was a last-minute replacement of a speaker who could not make it. She spoke about her PhD research on the role of…
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