cognitive neuroscience / doctoral researcher with @anne_maass @RTG2413SynAGE / paramedic š
DZNE Magdeburg, Germany
Joined August 2022
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Larissa Fischer retweeted
1/ What a session. I believe I saw people sleeping in front of the door to get a seat in the first row when doors opened!
Thanks to #AAIC25 for giving us the opportunity to organize this FRS, and thanks to everyone who came and participated in the cool discussion!
Larissa Fischer retweeted
šØCalling all neuroimagers! Help @EmmaCoomans shape the opening plenary at #AIC2025 (Toronto, July 26th) "Accomplishments of the Past Year" and share the most impactful neuroimaging research from the past year via this brief survey (~5min) by May 30th.
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I'm very honoured to work with @jennanadams and the @YassaLab on functional changes with age and AD over the next months. Thank you so much for the warm welcome!
And just in time, our paper on change in precuneus activity and amyloid is now published: jneurosci.org/content/45/6/eā¦
Many thanks to @sylv_villeneuve and the @prevent_ad team for this great collaboration and to my supervisor @anne_maass for supporting all of my adventures!
Larissa Fischer retweeted
Our paper on MTL network connectivity in aging & AD is finally out in @Brain1878! with @RobindeFlores @ChetelatLab @Neuropresage
By analysing functional connectivity within medial temporal lobe networks, Chauveau et al. provide evidence that hyperconnectivity within the anterior-temporal network is key to the pathophysiology and progression of Alzheimer's disease. tinyurl.com/3ery3pyh
Are you interested in distinguishing region-specific longitudinal changes in resting-state functional connectivity related to ānormalā aging and to early Alzheimerās pathology?
Then keep reading about your preregistered study and our fresh preprint! š§
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Longitudinal increase in rsFC strength between the anterior hippocampus and the superior precuneus was associated with higher early AD pathology and cognitive decline only in APOE4 carriers.
Larissa Fischer retweeted
We're excited to finally share our review of fMRI hyperactivity in the Alzheimerās disease pathological cascade, the result of a fun collaboration with @CorriveauNick, @fislarissa, Eoin Molloy, & @anne_maass
Now out in @braincomms - summary thread below!
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The Multimodal Neuroimaging Lab @DZNE_en @anne_maass is getting ready for @alzassociation #AAIC24! š
Please drop by for a chat if you are interested in multimodal research on successful aging, early AD and memory.
You want to learn more about longitudinal precuneus activity and AD pathology?
Check out our preprint from the Multimodal Neuroimaging Lab @anne_maass or come talk to me @alzassociation #AAIC24!
Many thanks to @sylv_villeneuve @alexa_pichetb @mnrajah and the @prevent_ad team!
Precuneus activity during retrieval is positively associated with amyloid burden in cognitively normal older APOE4 carriers biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shorā¦ #biorxiv_neursci
I can only add my thanks for this fantastic workshop! I learnt so much about biomarkers for neurodegenerative diseases, met great people, was on a boat in the sunshine and got first place for our project idea with my group. It couldn't have been better. āļø
It has been an amazing week (and lots of fun!) at the 6th Biomarkers in Neurodegenerative Diseases PhD course in Gothenburg, the best biomarkers course in the š!
Many thanks to @_michael_scholl @aitanasogorb @tautangles for the splendid organisation!
See you next year!
Today I presented our findings on functional connectivity in the @prevent_ad cohort at the DZNE Bonn. I was very happy to be selected for an ECR talk at the CURE-ND conference. Thanks for the great opportunity and the fantastic organisation!
#CUREND
@DZNE_en
This week we had the great pleasure of hosting @jennanadams at @DZNE_en @RTG2413SynAGE . Thanks for your amazing talk on dysfunctional network dynamics in AD and your support with my PhD project!
@anne_maass @HGellersen @HaBaumeister @david_berron @PanHelios1
Larissa Fischer retweeted
Our Women in Memory Research program was the most exciting event surrounding GEM 2023. Thank you to everyone for making the event such a success.
Here are our awardees. Look out for them in the future of memory research!
@ruhrunibochum #wimr #gem2023
I had an incredible time at the Generative Episodic Memory conference last week, presenting work on our ageing cohort @anne_maass @DZNE_en.
Huge thanks to @DFG_FOR2812 for the Women in Memory Research Award and the fantastic organisation!
