This fMRI neuroimaging Kangaroo is paying attention and clearly understands the significance of these findings

( also posted on the Other Place 😭 with a few more @'s x.com/neurodidact/status/1932902846602621096 )

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7/ Look forward to seeing you in October at fields.utoronto.ca and utoronto.ca for some exciting and cutting-edge interdisciplinary math-neuro-science !

6/ Lovingly brought 2 you by
- The BrainModes Org Committee
- The Fields 2025
-- Thematic Program in Mathematical Neuroscience
fields.utoronto.ca/activities/25-26/neuroscience
-- Distinguished Lecturer Series
fields.utoronto.ca/activities/25-26/Friston
(Orgs: Maia Fraser, Jérémie Lefebvre,& Muggins)

5/ ➡️ Register now
- Go to brainmodes2025.org#register
- Free for trainees
- Subsidized for others
- Discounted early-bird registration until July 15
- Capacity is limited, secure your spot early!

4/ Present your work!
Accepting abstract submissions for:

🖼️ Poster presentations
📢 Short talks (selected from top-ranked abstracts)

Instructions on the website

3/ 🔊Speakers include:
Joana Cabral (Lisbon)
Stephen Coombes (Nottingham)
Andreea Diaconescu (Toronto)
Karl Friston (UCL)
Axel Hutt (INRIA)
Shella Keilholz (Emory/GeorgiaTech)
Christoph Mathys (Aarhus)
Lyle Muller (Western)
Jérémie Lefebvre (Ottawa)
Petra Ritter (Charite)
and maybe YOU [see below]

2/ Q: What is BrainModes?
A: A long-running (since 2007) international gathering of mathematical and computational neuroscientists, discussing their latest work on theories and principles of brain dynamics and functional organization

I took a break from the social media obligations for a year or so. It was very pleasant. But, the time has now come to get back on it like a car bonnet.