#TAMeG2025 wrapped up with a panel discussion on “Science communication and combating disinformation” featuring: 🌟 Jeffery Schall, PhD 🌟 Carrie Boyce, MA 🌟 Charan Ranganath, PhD Chaired by Morgan Barense, PhD Thank you to everyone who attended, and see you next year at #TAMeG2026!🧠

The keynote presentation of #TAMeG2025 10th Anniversary 🌟 was by Dr. Charan Ranganath on “Why (and how) we remember🧠 Thank you Dr. Ranganath for an *incredible* presentation on the organization of narrative recall @charan-neuro.bsky.social @brianlevine.bsky.social 🔑 takeaways below⬇️

#TAMeG2025 Data Blitz 2 kicked off with a talk by Gahyun Kim from the LEEMTL Lab & Cirelli Lab titled “Investigating the development of temporal distance memory”🧠

- Tolu Faromika on mapping spatial memory over time in developmental amnesia - Rohina Kumar on the cultural considerations in screening for memory disorders

The second talk session of #TAMeG2025 is underway featuring talks on memory across development and cultural considerations for memory disorders 👶🏽🧠

🌟 Rohina Kumar, RA at CBH Lab presenting at the #TAMeG2025 on “Cross-Cultural Considerations in Screening for Memory Disorders” - findings from the Canadian Multi-Ethnic Research on Aging (CAMERA) study led by Dr. Jenny Rabin @jennyrabin.bsky.social @sunnybrookhsc.bsky.social

The second half of Data Blitz 1 #TAMeG2025 featured talks on childhood neural synchrony driving broader attention, cardiac modulation of familiarity in aging, vascular risk impacting midlife female brain connectivity, and lastly how semantic congruence steers episodic recall in children & adults🧠

The first #TAMeG2025 Data Blitz of the year is underway featuring talks ranging from neural signatures of semantic vs. perceptual memory across development, how event segmentation shapes recall, age differences in associative/source memory in #VR, and hippocampal engagement via multimodal imaging🧠

Kicking off the first TAMeG talk session of the conference with a deep dive into memory, from retrieval and reactivation to the complexities of false memory and cognitive offloading 🧠🤔 #TAMeG2025

Happening now! Stay tuned for updates throughout today's #WHSS talk on "Earlier Menopause and Brain Health: What's the Link" with Dr. Jennifer Rabin 👏

Women's Health Research Cluster@whrcluster.bsky.social · last yr.

Don’t miss @jsrabin1's #WHSS talk on March 17, where she’ll explore how genetics, early menopause, and lifestyle factors contribute to cognitive decline and Alzheimer's disease risk. 🧠💡 Register to secure your spot: ow.ly/5T7b50VhzWE

Excited to share our recent publication showing that staged bilateral FUS thalamotomy for medication-refractory tremor is safe from a cognitive standpoint. 📄 movementdisorders.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...

Cognitive Outcomes Following Second‐Sided Focused Ultrasound Thalamotomy for Tremor

Background Historically, staged bilateral thalamotomy has been associated with cognitive decline. Objective To examine cognitive outcomes of second-sided focused ultrasound (FUS) thalamotomy in in...

movementdisorders.onlinelibrary.wiley.com

#TAMeG2025 is coming (our 10th anniversary!) May 27 feat keynote @charan-neuro.bsky.social and panel on SciCom & Disinformation, with Carrie Boyce of RCIScience, @schalllab.bsky.social & @barense.bsky.social (chair) Call for presentations is open for GTA and southern ON trainees 👉 tameg.ca!