Elizabeth Haris
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Elizabeth Haris
@ElizabethHaris
Research Fellow @UniMelb @orygen_aus, interested in the effects of trauma on the neuro-biology/phenomenology of dissociation and the self. she/her 🇦🇺🇭🇷
Katılım Nisan 2015
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Hot off the press! My first #PhD article conducting a review on the functional connectivity of #amygdala subnuclei in #PTSD ! 👇
@UNSWScience
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37845498/
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In sum, these findings are promising and suggest we are asking the right questions - which is always a positive in research! Get in touch if you have any comments or queries 😁🧠
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Greater connectivity in PTSD was also found between the right centromedial nucleus and right superior temporal gyrus while lower connectivity was found between this area and the right basolateral nucleus. Such results may disappear if examining the amygdala as a homogenous area.
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Palm Cove perfection ☀️🌴 so excited to be here for a few days of sun, sea and science at #BPA2023 @biolpsychaust @BPA_ECRN
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Had a great time at #SOBP2023 presenting my PhD work! Met so many great people working on such interesting things, I can't wait to see what we all have in store! See you next year in Austin!
Mayuresh Korgaonkar@DrMKorgaonkar
Interested in differential role of #amygdala subnuclei and its connectivity in #PTSD? @ElizabethHaris presenting her PhD work and narrative review @SOBP 2023 Go to Aqua D @BDCsydney @UNSWScience @WestmeadInst
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Wouldn't be here without you @DrMKorgaonkar! Thanks for all the support! If anyone's interested in my work, please get in touch - I know I'll be connecting with a bunch of you I met at the conference! 🙏🧠
Mayuresh Korgaonkar@DrMKorgaonkar
Sticking around for the last sesssion of #SOBP2023? Go check out the fantastic work by @ElizabethHaris presenting her PhD work on connectivity of the amygdala subnuclei. Tonight at 5pm. @SOBP @UNSWScience @BDCsydney @WestmeadInst
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Great plenary session by @LMWilliams_PhD on integrating the bio into our biopsychosocial research. Looking forward to seeing more research to help people 'see' their brain!
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@SusieMurphy Huge congratulations, Susie! Such great news!
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