Attending AAIC? Drop by our posters and let's connect. Check out my poster on two dates: cognitive training on memory precision, medial temporal lobe and ptau-217. If you work on similar topics, memory mechanisms, aging and so on, happy to connect at the conference! 🧠 #AAIC2026

Larissa Fischer@fislarissa.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Are you going to #AAIC2026? The Multimodal Neuroimaging Lab led by Anne Maass will be there! 🥳 Stop by our posters if you want to have a chat with Beate Schumann-Werner, Panagiotis Iliopoulos @piliopoulos.bsky.social, Niklas Behrenbruch, or me. 😊

Attending #OHBM2026 and interested in memory, cognitive training and medial temporal lobe? Join my poster presentation (1408; Monday -Tuesday) and let's connect!

Our paper is out in @commsbio.nature.com! 🧵 We found that hippocampal-prefrontal connectivity acts as a "neural resource" — it predicts both memory performance AND training-related improvement. More info below 👇

Attending #AAIC25 in Toronto and interested in plasticity and memory? Drop by my poster '891' on Wednesday to talk about our 7T MRI cognitive-training study. We employed ultra-high field imaging to investigate behavioral and structural changes after cognitive training based on memory precision.

Reflecting on an incredible experience at #OHBM25 in Brisbane! 🦘🇦🇺 Grateful for the inspiring talks, insightful discussions and connections. Excited to present the latest progress on our 7T MRI study where we’re seeing promising behavioral and structural changes following cognitive training.

Attending #OHBM2025 and interested in memory research, mnemonic discrimination, cognitive training - plasticity? Drop by my poster 853 today to talk (Thursday session) about medial temporal lobe and preceneus structural plasticity following cognitive training.

Attending #CNS25 and interested in cognitive training plasticity and mnemonic discrimination-episodic memory? Come find me today at my poster 5 pm Session C to discuss about structural plasticity and cognitive training using 7T MRI data

Interested in memory discrimination and brain networks? Check our preprint: biorxiv.org/content/10.1... Our results point to a hippocampal-PFC connectivity pattern which is a reliable, task-invariant, marker of MD performance. This pattern is further related to training gains.

Hippocampal-cortical connectivity relates to inter-individual differences and training gains in distinguishing similar memories

Mnemonic discrimination (MD) is the ability to distinguish current experiences from similar memories. Research on the brain correlates of MD has focused on how regional neural responses are linked to ...

biorxiv.org

This is an interesting study with a cool design examining mnemonic discrimination training and changes in task-based functional connectivity b/w hippocampus and PFC from Iliopoulos et al. 🧵 www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...

Hippocampal-cortical connectivity relates to inter-individual differences and training gains in distinguishing similar memories

Mnemonic discrimination (MD) is the ability to distinguish current experiences from similar memories. Research on the brain correlates of MD has focused on how regional neural responses are linked to ...

biorxiv.org