11th QBIN Scientific Day – Poster Presentations

First place winners

Number	Name	Title
11.16	Alexandra Potvin-Desrochers	Functional reorganization of the basal ganglia in Parkinson’s disease with freezing of gait
11.19	Dorelle C. Hinton	Brain activation during split-belt treadmill walking is affected by aging and Parkinson’s disease: An 18F FDG PET Study.
11.27	Julian Chiarella	The impact of childhood trauma on in vivo brain measures of histone deacetylases in adulthood: A Positron Emission Tomography study in a longitudinal cohort followed since childhood

 

Second place winners

Number	Name	Title
11.02	Sarah Provost and Solène Fourdain	Investigation des réseaux cérébraux fonctionnels chez les nourrissons avec cardiopathie congénitale : une étude en spectroscopie proche infrarouge
11.13	Benoit Bourasse-Moreau	Imagerie de perfusion et de perméabilité cérébrale pour le suivi clinique de métastases cérébrales
11.33	Dalia Sabra	Sex moderates the relationship between aortic stiffness and cerebrovascular reactivity in healthy older adults
11.41	Simon Michon	Thérapie provasculaire ciblée anti-cancer à l’aide de microbulles stimulées par ultrasons

 

General participants

Number	Name	Title
11.01	Cécilia Tremblay	Atteinte chimiosensorielle spécifique : Une avenue pour la détection précoce de la maladie de Parkinson
11.03	Véronique Fortier	Volumetric gradient-echo fat R1 mapping for MR-oximetry
11.04	Kenza Ibrir	Surgical determinants of postoperative electroencephalographic recovery in neonates with complex congenital heart disease
11.05	Zamzam Mahdi	Opioids and shivering influence EEG background evolution in neonates with hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy undergoing therapeutic hypothermia
11.06	Genevièeve Nuckle	Le rétablissement de l’odorat a-t-il un effet sur l’épaisseur corticale?
11.07	Giovanni Pellegrino	Effects of MRI acoustic noise on brain activity and connectivity measured with magnetoencephalography (MEG)
11.08	Daphnée Poupon-Pourchot	Performance olfactive et volume du bulbe olfactif chez des étudiants en sommellerie
11.09	Atef Badji	Quel est le seuil de risque de la rigidité artérielle associé à l’intégrité de la substance blanche du cerveau des personnes âgées ?
11.10	Shady Rahayel	Structural Brain Alterations in Parkinson’s Disease Patients with Polysomnography-Confirmed REM Sleep Behavior Disorder
11.11	Shady Rahayel	Subcortical Amyloid Relates to Cortical Surface Area in Cognitively Normal Individuals
11.12	Shady Rahayel	Subcortical Amyloid Load is Associated with Volume and Shape in Cognitively Normal Individuals
11.14	Jimmy Ghaziri	Resting-state functional connectivity of structurally-defined insular subregions
11.15	Kamran Afzali	Adolescent Resting-State Brain Networks and Unique Variability of Conduct Problems within the Externalizing Dimension
11.17	Budhachandra Khundrakpam	Subject-based Maturational Coupling as Indicator of Brain Development: A Longitudinal MRI Study
11.18	Theresa Köbe	Vascular drugs intake influences the association between vascular and amyloid burden in asymptomatic individuals at risk for Alzheimer’s disease
11.20	Maxime Perron	Differences in Cortical Structure between Aging Choral Singers and Non-singers
11.21	Pierre-François Meyer	Cerebrospinal fluid and PET measures of tau pathology indicate different state of AD pathophysiological progression
11.22	Kassandra Roger	Effets d’une malnutrition durant la petite enfance sur la fonction cérébrale : Données préliminaires en EEG
11.23	Julien Jarret	Combining task-based fMRI activation to constrain tractography: a methodological survey of the current practices
11.24	Alejandra Hüsser	Cerebral reorganization of language networks in children with temporal or frontal lobe epilepsy
11.25	Laura Caron-Desrochers	Patrons d’activations des réseaux cérébraux langagiers à la naissance suite à une exposition prénatale à une langue étrangère
11.26	Falonne Demeze Kenfack	Localized Release of extracellular-ATP by Ultrasound and Microbubbles to enhance cancer immunotherapy
11.28	Alza Xifra-Porxas	MEG insight into the modulation of beta oscillations during motor handgrips in healthy aging
11.29	Michalis Kassinopoulos	Physiological noise correction improves the identifiability of the DMN spatial pattern
11.30	Erlan Sanchez	Sleep spindles are resilient to extensive white matter deterioration
11.31	Marie Payer	Étude d’un modèle de compensation chez les sujets âgés versus jeunes pour une tâche de mémoire de travail à l’aide de la spectroscopie proche infrarouge
11.32	Stéphane Northon	Intégration de la douleur dans la moelle épinière et le cerveau chez les gauchers
11.34	Prokopis Prokipiou	Modeling of the BOLD signal using simultaneous EEG-fMRI and convolutional sparse coding analysis
11.35	Arna Ghosh	Combining structural MR images and MEG recordings for Biological brain age prediction
11.36	Brittany Intzandt	Ventilatory outcomes during a VO2max test are related to measures of cerebral vascular health in aging
11.37	Julia Huck	Global degree centrality (degC) in resting-state functional MRI is higher in nodes near veins and decrease over distance
11.38	Alberto Osa Garcia	La prédiction de la récupération précoce de l’aphasie post-AVC a partir de la sévérité langagière initiale
11.39	Hyo Lee	Data-driven MRI Biotyping of Epileptogenic Malformations of Cortical Development
11.40	Simon Brais-Brunet	Development of instrumentation and methods to image the retina in the mouse pup with in vivo non-invasive optical coherence tomography
11.42	Kelvin Mok	Evaluation of non-invasive structural and functional MRI-based methods for parcellating the cerebral cortex
11.43	Sethu K. Boopathy Jegathambal	MRI guided hierarchical sectioning and stitching of brain blocks for alignment of histology images to corresponding MR images
11.44	Gaudin, Emilie	GATE simulation of a fully pixelated Ultra-High Resolution Brain PET scanner