Ji Hyun Ko
@kolabneuro
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Canada Research Chair in Neuroimaging and Neuromodulation. University of Manitoba. Opinions are my own.
Joined May 2018
It was a great pleasure to talk about my research! Thanks for the opportunity!
The future of health care is being researched right here in @hsc_winnipeg! At 1:35 PM we will be chatting with Dr. Ji Hyun Ko, an HSC Foundation donor-funded researcher.
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RT @SciencNews: When you’re asleep, your neurons go quiet and, a few seconds later, blood flows out of your head. Then, a watery liquid c…
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@APStrafella @umanitoba Thank you! You taught me how fun it is to study neuroimaging and neuromodulation, and made my journey a pleasure. Thank you!
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I am truly humbled to be appointed as a Canada Research Chair in Neuroimaging and Neuromodulation. Thank you! Let's get to work! Leading brain neuroscientist appointed Canada Research Chair
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Just Published! Can we see the link between #PTSD and #Alzheimers using brain imaging? (spoiler alert!) The answer is "maybe"...
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RT @1sachinkatyal: Stimulating presentations and meetings of brilliant minds @manitobaneuro research retreat. Great presentations showcasin…
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Just released ahead of print! Brain age estimation: premise, promise, and problems : Neural Regeneration Research
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Just published! Cognitive decline in Parkinson's disease was associated with older "Brain Age".
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Can we predict mild cognitive impairment progression from cognitively healthy stage in Parkinson's? Just published a paper using machine learning and MRI for this.
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Just published! Large network abnormality was associated with suicidal ideation among people with #PTSD.
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Just published. A review on PET imaging in #Parkinson disease cognition! Great work, @stbooth!
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Just published! Sex differences in brain aging in Parkinson's disease, which only correlated with cognitive decline in males.
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Analysis of Costs for Imaging-Assisted Pharmaceutical Intervention in Alzheimer's Disease with Lecanemab: Snapshot …
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Our recent study is published on the potential cost savings for #Alzheimers treatment (lecanemab) if we employ brain imaging to identify patients with mild cognitive impairment who will most likely benefit from the treatment.
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If you have Parkinson's disease and live in Winnipeg or its surround area, please consider participating in our research study. We are testing if a non-invasive brain stimulation can restore cognitive decline often observed in Parkinson's disease.
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RT @mitpress: In a significant move, the former editorial teams of Neuroimage and Neuroimage: Reports will lead the new MIT Press journal,…
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RT @traine1: CancerCare Manitoba is hiring a Scientific Officer, Genomics Laboratory. This is a great opportunity for a PhD in Pathology or…
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