Patcharaporn (Nok) Srisaikaew, PhD

35.1K posts

Patcharaporn (Nok) Srisaikaew, PhD banner
Patcharaporn (Nok) Srisaikaew, PhD

Patcharaporn (Nok) Srisaikaew, PhD

@SrisaikaewP

Postdoctoral Researcher at @KBI_UHN @UHN | @UHNPostdocs & IDEA committee | @OHBM_Trainees | Passionate in #neuroanatomy and #neuroimaging #WomenInSTEM 🧠

Toronto, Ontario Katılım Aralık 2011
1.2K Takip Edilen308 Takipçiler
Sabitlenmiş Tweet
Patcharaporn (Nok) Srisaikaew, PhD
Patcharaporn (Nok) Srisaikaew, PhD@SrisaikaewP·
Thank you so much, I really appreciate your kind words and value my hard work and effort in the research community in Canada. I couldn't done it without the ample opportunities provided by UHN. Thank you!
UHN Research@UHN_Research

#PostdocAppreciationWeek Meet Dr. Patcharaporn Srisaikaew (@SrisaikaewP) postdoc researcher at @UHN @KBI_UHN. Learn more about her work studying neuropathic pain and how she is uniting research teams from Southeast Asia and North America > uhnresearch.ca/news/patcharap…

English
2
2
11
906
Patcharaporn (Nok) Srisaikaew, PhD retweetledi
OHBM Trainees
OHBM Trainees@OHBM_Trainees·
🚨OPPORTUNITY!!🚨 We're looking for enthusiastic students and postdocs to join our team. Connect with other trainees, contribute to the OHBM community, and support the next generation of researchers! Apply here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI… Nominations close September 12, 2025.
OHBM Trainees tweet media
English
0
12
15
3K
Patcharaporn (Nok) Srisaikaew, PhD retweetledi
OHBM Trainees
OHBM Trainees@OHBM_Trainees·
The BRIDGE project aims to develop frameworks that facilitate cross-border sharing of brain and mental health data. The project is looking for volunteers (grad students/post-docs) to access datasets. More details at: bridge.incf.org/volunteer-oppo… Register: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…
English
0
5
22
1.8K
Patcharaporn (Nok) Srisaikaew, PhD retweetledi
Katie Moran
Katie Moran@98katielmoran·
It was pleasure to chair a symposium on academic burnout at #OHBM2025, on behalf of @OHBM_Trainees 🔥 A HUGE thank you to our wonderful speakers, who were willing to be so open and vulnerable about their personal experiences - @fMRI_today, @AmyBrodtmann & @DanielMargulies
Katie Moran tweet mediaKatie Moran tweet mediaKatie Moran tweet media
English
1
5
19
1.5K
Patcharaporn (Nok) Srisaikaew, PhD retweetledi
OHBM Trainees
OHBM Trainees@OHBM_Trainees·
🎉🎉#OHBM2025 is just around the corner! Remember to visit the SP-SIG stall next to the registration desk and add stickers to your badge describing your research interests!
OHBM Trainees tweet media
English
0
7
13
1.6K
Patcharaporn (Nok) Srisaikaew, PhD retweetledi
Katie Moran
Katie Moran@98katielmoran·
Going to #OHBM2025 in Brisbane? We're accepting entries for *two in-person science communication competitions* at the annual meeting: 📊 A Best Figure Competition 🗣️ 3-Minute Chalk Talk Competition ⭐ See here for more details, or to sign up for one or both competitions:
Katie Moran tweet media
English
1
7
6
582
Patcharaporn (Nok) Srisaikaew, PhD retweetledi
Matt Fillingim
Matt Fillingim@FillingimMatt·
Thrilled to share our new paper in @NatureHumBehav! nature.com/articles/s4156… We show that combining biological 🧬 and psychosocial 📋 data offers a much stronger, more reliable path to predicting pain and diagnosis. 🧵
Matt Fillingim tweet media
English
3
49
164
18.4K
Patcharaporn (Nok) Srisaikaew, PhD retweetledi
Etienne Vachon-Presseau
Etienne Vachon-Presseau@evp82·
Our new @NatureHumBehav paper shows why we need a holistic pain biomarker framework. ML on blood tests, brain/bone imaging & genetics predicts clinical diagnoses but falls short on subjective pain. Adding psychosocial (mood, sleep, stress) boosts both. shorturl.at/vxxeO
English
1
18
45
2.4K
Patcharaporn (Nok) Srisaikaew, PhD retweetledi
OHBM Trainees
OHBM Trainees@OHBM_Trainees·
For those interested in brain visualisations and open science practices refer to this amazing webinar series by the @OHBM_Australia community hosted by @NatashaL_Taylor. 2024 Webinar Series: Open Science Practices for Neuroimaging youtu.be/RTy5iVHHGO8?si…
YouTube video
YouTube
English
1
12
29
3.8K
Patcharaporn (Nok) Srisaikaew, PhD retweetledi
Anders Martin Fjell
Anders Martin Fjell@AndersFjell·
Preprint from @VidalDidac - a common brain factor underlying memory decline in older age. Stronger associations in older, but independent of genetic Alzheimer risk. Very interesting work using >10.000 MRI scan. @LCBC_UiO biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
Anders Martin Fjell tweet media
English
3
9
45
5.2K
Patcharaporn (Nok) Srisaikaew, PhD retweetledi
Lucina Uddin
Lucina Uddin@LucinaUddin·
It's finally here! Use the Network Correspondence Toolbox to help interpret your neuroimaging findings 🧠 nature.com/articles/s4146…
English
6
100
239
15K
Patcharaporn (Nok) Srisaikaew, PhD
Patcharaporn (Nok) Srisaikaew, PhD@SrisaikaewP·
I am delighted to be selected as one of the speakers for the Canadian Neuroscience Postdoc Seminar Series. I will present my postdoctoral work on corticolimbic structures in chronic TN pain at @KBI_UHN @UHN_Research. I look forward to engaging in insightful discussions! :)
CNS-PDS@CNS_PDS

We are back next Thursday (April 3rd) with two wonderful presentations 📅Register now: zoom.us/webinar/regist… And remember, you can stay up to date on webinars, events, and more by subscribing to our mailing list: forms.gle/CJEGWiQ8SvkZ2d…

English
0
0
4
61
Patcharaporn (Nok) Srisaikaew, PhD retweetledi
Eric Topol
Eric Topol@EricTopol·
Of >105,000 participants with 30-year follow-up, only 9.3% achieved healthy aging (age 70, w/o any chronic diseases). Their diet was significantly associated with this outcome🧵 @NatureMedicine
Eric Topol tweet media
English
154
1.5K
6.5K
1.1M
Patcharaporn (Nok) Srisaikaew, PhD retweetledi
Psychiatry Excellence
Psychiatry Excellence@psycheureka·
Chronic stress can dysregulate the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis, contributing to depression, anxiety, PTSD, and cognitive impairment (McEwen et al., 2015)​. However, some individuals demonstrate resilience—a neurobiological adaptation that mitigates stress-related damage (Fletcher & Sarkar, 2013)​. Let’s explore the impact of stress on the brain, resilience mechanisms, and clinical considerations for treatment. 👇🧵
Psychiatry Excellence tweet media
English
7
54
217
12.1K
Patcharaporn (Nok) Srisaikaew, PhD retweetledi
Martin Picard
Martin Picard@MitoPsychoBio·
Aging is an energetic process The Brain-body Energy Conservation (BEC) model of aging predicts that the brain can slow down energetically expensive functions to prolong lifespan nature.com/articles/s4358… A new paper in mice shows that the brain can slow down biological aging by triggering an energy-saving state of torpor that decreases body temperature: nature.com/articles/s4358… GDF15 -- a blood cytokine signal of energy resistance -- also can cause a torpor-like state that decreases body temperature doi.org/10.1016/j.celr… Research highlight: nature.com/articles/d4158…
Martin Picard tweet media
English
7
58
270
19.1K
Patcharaporn (Nok) Srisaikaew, PhD retweetledi
@BrainComms
@BrainComms@braincomms·
Kollenburg et al. review 70 studies on the cingulum, highlighting its role in chronic pain and complex anatomy. Variability in structural models complicates neurosurgical targeting. Standardisation is needed for better treatment. Read at: buff.ly/o99mK6m @NeurosurgeonX
@BrainComms tweet media
English
0
25
90
4.7K
Patcharaporn (Nok) Srisaikaew, PhD retweetledi
Brian Levine
Brian Levine@briantlevine·
Thrilled to see this paper in @NatureHumBehav after years of work by Drs. @NickBDiamond and @stf_simpson with Drs. Stuart Fogel, Daniel Baena, and @brianjamesmurra. @Baycrest @rotmanresearch
Nature Human Behaviour@NatureHumBehav

This study by @NickBDiamond et al. finds that sleep enhances memory for the order of events from an art tour, but not the details of the events. The sleep-related advantage for sequences persists for over a year. @stf_simpson @briantlevine @rotmanresearch nature.com/articles/s4156…

English
0
5
15
2.2K

Keşfet

@OHBM_Trainees @fMRI_today @AmyBrodtmann @DanielMargulies @NatureHumBehav @jsrabin @uoftmedicine @azrielifdn