Plamina Dimanova

This article from @BOLD_insights is part of a series on the science of growing up, produced in collaboration with the JC. The article, authored by @LauraGeorgiaBe and @pdimanova , explores the question 'How important are healthy relationships for children?'bold.expert/how-important-…

Super exciting work at @devpsybio on neurobiological development and social relations across the lifespan and across species! @debkeos killing it as chair and as the young investigator symposium awardee!🧠#ISDP2024 @SEED_Research

💡The ISDP program is online incl. our very own @pdimanova @JacobscenterUZH who is presenting her work during the Young Investigator Symposium 3: CROSS-SPECIES APPROACHES TO UNDERSTANDING THE NEUROBIOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIAL RELATIONSHIPS ACROSS THE LIFESPAN 🐺👨‍👧‍👦🧠❤🌟

A wonderful 3 days @LES_UniBham @UoB_SoP @TheCHBH joint with @LeidenU for our Summer School in Computational Social Cognition. Amazing experience to meet so many bright minds from across the globe! & fantastic keynote speakers. Thanks everyone for all your contributions 🌟🧠

New NMR Kids Lab paper 🚨: From Mother to Child: How Intergenerational Transfer is Reflected in Similarity of Corticolimbic Brain Structure and Mental Health. Congratulations @pdimanova @r3kaborbas @JacobscenterUZH 🥳👏✨doi.org/10.1016/j.dcn.…

Gathering knowledge and memories as OHBM first-timers with @pdimanova learning from the rock stars of our field 🧠 There is still time to visit us at posters 2011 and 1704 to learn about intergenerational #OHBM2023

Our @GraduateCampus funded peer mentoring group had its first kickoff event on Monday! We were happy to welcome 32 young neuroscientists at the event who were eager to reach out to peers! Stay tuned for future workshops, talks, and discussions.🧠🚀

@pdimanova, @r3kaborbas @NinaRaduner, and Nico Ehrhardt, early career researchers at the Jacobs Center, received GRC funding for a new peer mentoring group "Brainfood – Exchange of Methods and Knowledge for Early Career Human Neuroimaging Researchers". jacobscenter.uzh.ch/en/news/brainf…

Today we have our first Jacobs Center Research Day, organized by @BurgerKaspar and @denis_ribeaud. We are learning about the research done at the center and exchanging ideas with the different teams!

1/5🚨Very happy about our first 2022 article published in the FLUX special issue of Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience @fluxDCN: Mother-child similarity in brain morphology: A comparison of structural characteristics of the brain’s reading network. doi.org/10.1016/j.dcn.… 🥳🧵