A large delegation of the MIP:Lab has attended OHBM 2025 at Brisbane, Australia, and presented their latest work!

• Maria Giulia Preti contributed to the Educational Course “Brain modes, Components, and Gradients: Theory and Application”
• Ekansh Sareen gave a presentation and poster “Concurrent TMS & Spinal Cord fMRI Reveal Intensity-Dependent Modulation of Spinal Circuits”
• Alexandre Cionca presented his poster “Directed-Graph Communities of the Human Connectome”
• Chun Hei Michael Chan presented his poster “Disentangling Mono-Synaptic Connectivity from Cortico-Cortical Evoked Potentials”
• Hamza Kebiri presented his poster “Uncertainty-Aware Functional Parcellation of the Neonatal Thalamus Using a Large dHCP rs‑fMRI Cohort”
• Maria Giulia Preti presented her poster “Decoding Sleep Stages from Dynamic Functional Connectivity Reveals Signatures of REM & NREM Sleep”
• Andrea Santoro presented Ilaria Ricchi’s poster “Spine-Prints: Transposing Brain Fingerprints to the Spinal Cord”, as well as his poster “Investigating Higher-Order Signatures in the Human Brain using Film fMRI” (with Lorenzo Zaffina)
• Sara Stampacchia presented her poster “Dopamine Induced Cortico-Striatal Functional Changes Contribute to Hallucinations in Parkinson’s” (with Fosco Bernasconi and Olaf Blanke)

Also, lab members who recently joined, Francesca Saviola and Karolis Degustis presented their previous work:

• Karolis Degustis presented his poster “Simulating the Impact of Vascular Draining Effects on Layer-Specific MVPA using GE-BOLD”
• Francesca Saviola presented her poster “Unveiling Paths to Alzheimer’s Disease: Excitation-Inhibition Ratio Shapes Hierarchical Dynamics”