Clara Moreau
@claramoreau9.bsky.social
Assistant Professor in Psychiatry, University of Montreal, CA
💡BRIGHT lab + Co-chair of ENIGMA fMRI and ENIGMA eating disorder
https://t.co/Qzh6wWzp6M
💡BRIGHT lab + Co-chair of ENIGMA fMRI and ENIGMA eating disorder
https://t.co/Qzh6wWzp6M
Reposted by Clara Moreau
🔥ATTENTION!🔥
Registration for the 2026 Noosa Brain Workshop is now open!
Join us for some amazing science, sun, and surf in one of Australia's most beautiful beach towns.
Details:
tinyurl.com/arbc5pp6
Check out or incredible list of confirmed speakers. More to come...
Registration for the 2026 Noosa Brain Workshop is now open!
Join us for some amazing science, sun, and surf in one of Australia's most beautiful beach towns.
Details:
tinyurl.com/arbc5pp6
Check out or incredible list of confirmed speakers. More to come...
September 5, 2025 at 1:29 AM
🔥ATTENTION!🔥
Registration for the 2026 Noosa Brain Workshop is now open!
Join us for some amazing science, sun, and surf in one of Australia's most beautiful beach towns.
Details:
tinyurl.com/arbc5pp6
Check out or incredible list of confirmed speakers. More to come...
Registration for the 2026 Noosa Brain Workshop is now open!
Join us for some amazing science, sun, and surf in one of Australia's most beautiful beach towns.
Details:
tinyurl.com/arbc5pp6
Check out or incredible list of confirmed speakers. More to come...
Reposted by Clara Moreau
Workflows for agentic coding (and the limits of vibe coding) russpoldrack.substack.com/p/workflows-... - the latest in my Better Code, Better Science series
Workflows for agentic coding (and the limits of vibe coding)
Better Code, Better Science: Chapter 5, Part 3
russpoldrack.substack.com
September 9, 2025 at 3:07 PM
Workflows for agentic coding (and the limits of vibe coding) russpoldrack.substack.com/p/workflows-... - the latest in my Better Code, Better Science series
Great summary of our recent work on #Anorexia nervosa and #ARFID at the @facmed-umontreal.bsky.social nouvelles.umontreal.ca/en/article/2...
Restrictive eating disorders in children: structural changes in the brain revealed
Eating disorders in children lead to structural changes in the brain. These alterations may be partially reversible with appropriate care.
nouvelles.umontreal.ca
July 31, 2025 at 4:47 PM
Great summary of our recent work on #Anorexia nervosa and #ARFID at the @facmed-umontreal.bsky.social nouvelles.umontreal.ca/en/article/2...
Reposted by Clara Moreau
In honor of the 10th Neurohackademy (where I'm excited to be giving 2 talks), I'm putting out a new section of Better Code, Better Science every day this week, focused on software testing! Today's episode: The Challenges of AI-generated software tests russpoldrack.substack.com/p/the-challe....
The challenges of AI-generated tests
Better Code, Better Science: Chapter 4, Part 3
russpoldrack.substack.com
July 28, 2025 at 3:15 PM
In honor of the 10th Neurohackademy (where I'm excited to be giving 2 talks), I'm putting out a new section of Better Code, Better Science every day this week, focused on software testing! Today's episode: The Challenges of AI-generated software tests russpoldrack.substack.com/p/the-challe....
Reposted by Clara Moreau
🔥🔥2025 Talairach Lecture "Worldwide Collaboration & AI in the Global Quest to Map Human Brain Diseases"
🧠 Massive thanks to all of you whose work I highlighted
+made this possible
🔥🔥YouTube, Slides PDF in comments
+Thanks for letting me show 151 slides in 0.5 hour :)🤯
www.youtube.com/watch?v=nPH-...
🧠 Massive thanks to all of you whose work I highlighted
+made this possible
🔥🔥YouTube, Slides PDF in comments
+Thanks for letting me show 151 slides in 0.5 hour :)🤯
www.youtube.com/watch?v=nPH-...
Talairach Lecture 2025: Worldwide Collaboration & AI in the Global Quest to Map Human Brain Diseases
YouTube video by Paul Thompson
www.youtube.com
June 24, 2025 at 9:23 PM
🔥🔥2025 Talairach Lecture "Worldwide Collaboration & AI in the Global Quest to Map Human Brain Diseases"
🧠 Massive thanks to all of you whose work I highlighted
+made this possible
🔥🔥YouTube, Slides PDF in comments
+Thanks for letting me show 151 slides in 0.5 hour :)🤯
www.youtube.com/watch?v=nPH-...
🧠 Massive thanks to all of you whose work I highlighted
+made this possible
🔥🔥YouTube, Slides PDF in comments
+Thanks for letting me show 151 slides in 0.5 hour :)🤯
www.youtube.com/watch?v=nPH-...
Reposted by Clara Moreau
For me, this work is a classic @ohbmofficial.bsky.social story: In 2023 I wasn't working with @bttyeo.bsky.social but I overheard him at his poster pointing to some accuracy curves saying "I don't why they have this particular shape". That kicked off the collab that led to these results.
3/11 Tom's model explains empirical prediction accuracies well across 76 phenotypes from 9 resting-fMRI & task-fMRI datasets (R2 = 0.89), spanning many scanners, acquisitions, racial groups, disorders & ages.
Does this mean that we should collect large datasets with short scans?
Does this mean that we should collect large datasets with short scans?
July 17, 2025 at 6:34 AM
For me, this work is a classic @ohbmofficial.bsky.social story: In 2023 I wasn't working with @bttyeo.bsky.social but I overheard him at his poster pointing to some accuracy curves saying "I don't why they have this particular shape". That kicked off the collab that led to these results.