Julia Gallucci
@_JuliaGallucci
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PhD Student at @UofTIMS @CAMHResearch
Toronto, Ontario
Joined July 2023
Exploring everything from the impact of mitochondrial DNA variants on the risk for schizophrenia to mystical experiences as a predictor of the outcomes of psilocybin-assisted psychotherapy, our #DPRD2025 breakout oral presentations are underway!
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Join our collaborative CAMH Research team! Dr. Lindsay Oliver (@loliver_4) and Dr. Nicholas Neufeld are looking for a #postdoc to work on unique precision fMRI, social cognition, and digital biomarkers in psychiatric disorders.
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🔆Postdoc Opportunity🔆 Join our collaborative team ( https://t.co/QHbDJJk8gz) at @CAMHResearch! Dr. Nicholas Neufeld and I are looking for a #postdoc to work on unique precision fMRI, social cognition, and digital biomarkers in psychiatric disorders. Please share!
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Incredibly honored to receive the Brain Canada Rising Star Award in Mental Health Research! Grateful for the support to advance our work on depressive symptoms in schizophrenia, aiming to uncover biomarkers and therapeutic targets for early intervention
Congrats to the 31 trainees awarded the 2024 Brain Canada Rising Stars Trainee Awards! 🌟.
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We’re proud to announce the new Waverley House Secure Care & Recovery Building at CAMH in recognition of support totaling $203M from Bruce McKean and Waverley House Foundation. It is the largest cumulative gift to #mentalhealth in Canadian history. MORE: https://t.co/AtjZTRMpNj
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An AJP editorial from Melissa Hwang + Roscoe Brady discusses a model effort to use neuroscience to guide therapeutic development for unmet clinical needs. https://t.co/hBuXb2pb7C
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A longitudinal study of depressive symptom trajectories and risk factors in congestive heart failure https://t.co/i6IfuEcEhe
#medRxiv
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Super excited to share our latest study on the neural circuitry and therapeutic targeting of depressive symptoms in schizophrenia, now out in @APAPubJournals! @AVoineskos @ColinHawco @CAMHnews @CAMHResearch @UofTIMS
Because conceptual similarities between depressive and negative symptoms add complexity to the process of developing biomarkers and treatment interventions, a data-driven methodology was used to elucidate the brain circuitry that underlies both. https://t.co/sWDlk4bBXd
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New systematic review providing an overview of studies investigating neural correlates of depressive symptoms in SSDs using neuroimaging techniques @_JuliaGallucci @AVoineskos @ColinHawco @UofTIMS @CAMHnews @schizjournal @sirsglobal
nature.com
Schizophrenia - A systematic review of structural and functional magnetic resonance imaging studies on the neurobiology of depressive symptoms in schizophrenia spectrum disorders
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New systematic review providing an overview of studies investigating neural correlates of depressive symptoms in SSDs using neuroimaging techniques @_JuliaGallucci @AVoineskos @ColinHawco @UofTIMS @CAMHnews @schizjournal @sirsglobal
nature.com
Schizophrenia - A systematic review of structural and functional magnetic resonance imaging studies on the neurobiology of depressive symptoms in schizophrenia spectrum disorders
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New paper in Imaging Neuroscience by Justin Ng, Colin Hawco, et al: Higher general intelligence is associated with stable, efficient, and typical dynamic functional brain connectivity patterns https://t.co/ntf7t3qvrK
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#IMSSciDay2024 Research Panel is underway with a fantastic lineup of speakers - Dr. George Foussias, Julia Gallucci, Dr. James Kennedy, Dr. Jennie Pouget and Dr. Akira Sawa.
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Delighted to have been part of a large team that just published this comprehensive review in @WPA_Psychiatry journal: Functional magnetic resonance imaging in #schizophrenia: current evidence, methodological advances, limitations and future directions
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Functional neuroimaging emerged with great promise and has provided fundamental insights into the neurobiology of schizophrenia. However, it has faced challenges and criticisms, most notably a lack...
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