6/ But challenges remain. Our respondents stressed the need for better #opensource tools, standards in data analysis, & more large, open & diverse datasets. #OpenScience will be key to improving EEG science & translation.

No GLOBAL brain health without AFRICA. The Yaoundé Declaration at The Lancet Neurology brings transdisciplinary environmental, health, and brain actions to foster resilience, wellbeing, and productivity in the region. Congrats Alfred Njamnshi, Harris Eyre & full Committee

Abstract submission extended until September 6! You're still on time to present your research at the 17th Brain Modes conference in Bilbao, Spain, 18-21 November 2024 brainmodes-bilbao-2024.eu #BrainModesBilbao Co-Organized with Jesus Cortes and Wael El-Deredy

Huge CONGRATS to Caio Seguin on award of the ARC DECRA Fellowship! Caio's fellowship will focus on modeling interregional communication in brain networks, particularly in response to brain stimulation CONGRATS CAIO! Caio Seguin rms.arc.gov.au/RMS/Report/Dow…

Your Brain Age is less about mechanical ticks & more about entropic lifestyle & environment. In our Nature Medicine, brain clocks speed up due to dementia, exposome (economic inequality, pollution), gender-health disparities, & regional factors👉 nature.com/articles/s4159… 🧵1/6

This work highlights the impact of multimodal diversity in personalized computational models of aging and dementia. Congrats to Sebas Moguilner and Sandra Báez (the first authors), our massive team from @ReDLat #EuroladEEG #GBC, and coauthors Hernan Joaquín Migeot

Congratulations to alan evans

A great mind! And a greater human being!

Congratulations to all of the authors for this important work Agustin Ibañez Sandra Báez Hernan Joaquín Migeot Agustina Legaz Raul Gonzalez Francesca Farina Pavel Prado Enzo Tagliazucchi flor Marcelo Eugenia Godoy Josephine Cruzat Pedro A. valdes-Sosa Jasmin Bonilla Santos

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Pleased to have contributed to the General Assembly of the Global Brain Consortium #GBC2024, 3 days learning from world experts about the growth of the EEG over the last 100 years. Exciting times are ahead! Pedro A. valdes-Sosa BrainLat UAI Claudio Babiloni Agustin Ibañez StrathAgeingNetwork

Thanks to Mario A Parra, Pedro A. valdes-Sosa, Faisal Mushtaq, alan evans, and GBC colleagues for hosting excellent symposia to celebrate the centenary of Hans Berger's first human EEG recording in the history of Fundamental and Clinical Neurosciences. From Alpha to Omega.