Talk, Systems Neuropsychiatry Lab Webinar, Melbourne, Australia
This invited talk provided and introduction to various aspects of open science in academia and explored practical steps to get started with implementing best practices for open science.
Talk, Centre for Sleep and Cognition, National University of Singapore, Singapore
This invited talk provided an introduction to lifespan normative modeling, focusing on charting healthy norms and detecting pathological deviations across the human lifespan.
Talk, OHBM 2025, Brisbane, Australia
This featured talk (part of the oral session on the Disorders of the Nervous System), along with a poster presentation (available online) explores the clinical applications of our novel spectral normative modeling approach for high-resolution brain abnormality inference.
Talk, OHBM 2025 Educational Sessions, Brisbane, Australia
This educational course at the OHBM 2025 Annual Meeting in Brisbane, Australia, was part of a session on Maximizing scientific efficiency through sustainability, reproducibility, and FAIRness organized in collaboration between the OHBM SEA SIG and the OHBM Open Science SIG.
Talk, ISMRM Workshop on 40 Years of Diffusion, Kyoto, Japan
This talk at the ISMRM Workshop on 40 Years of Diffusion, was part of a session on AI and Big Data, during which I presented our recent advancements in developing spectral normative models for charting multi-scale brain phenotypes using diffusion MRI data. The talk highlighted how graph spectral brain eigenmodes can be leveraged to create scale-independent brain charts. We further explored the close association between spectral normative modeling and fundamental neural network architectures, such as graph neural networks (GNNs) and bayesian networks, discussing their implications for understanding brain structure and function across multiple spatial scales.
Talk, MRI Together 2024, Online Conference
This online talk at the MRI Together 2024 conference was part of a symposium on “Sustainable Volunteering” during which, together with Dr. Johanna Bayer we reflected on our experiences as long-term volunteers in the MRI and neuroimaging community. This talk aimed to equip attendees with practical strategies for navigating the rewards and challenges of volunteering while highlighting the lasting impact of contributing to open science and academic communities.
Talk, Melbourne Ultra-High Field Functional Imaging Network, Melbourne, Australia
This virtual talk at the Melbourne Ultra-High Field Functional Imaging Network presented our recent advancements in mapping the macroscopic human brain’s connectome at ultra-high resolutions. The talk discussed the challenges associated with acquiring, processing, and analyzing high-resolution neuroimaging data, as well as the promises such data hold for understanding brain organization. We also explored future prospects for integrating multi-modal imaging techniques and leveraging advanced computational models to enhance our understanding of brain connectivity and function at unprecedented spatial scales.
Talk, OHBM Australia 2024 Annual Meeting, Melbourne, Australia
This short spotlight talk at the OHBM Australia 2024 Annual Meeting presented our recent work on spectral normative modeling for high-resolution inference of brain abnormalities. The talk highlighted the advantages of using graph spectral brain eigenmodes to create scale-independent normative models that can capture individual variations in brain structure and function across multiple spatial scales, with applications in identifying and characterizing brain abnormalities.
Poster, OHBM 2024, Seoul, South Korea
This poster presentation (available online) introduces a novel methodological framework for scale independent normative modeling of the human brain using graph spectral brain eigenmodes.
Talk, OHBM 2024, Seoul, South Korea
As the hackathon chair for OHBM Open Science SIG, I helped organize a symposium on “Creating and using representative Big Open datasets: global challenges and promises” at OHBM 2024.
Talk, OHBM Brainhack 2024, Seoul, South Korea
As the Hackathon Chair for the OHBM Open Science SIG, I had the pleasure of introducing OHBM Brainhack 2024, a satellite event at OHBM 2024. Together with a team of dedicated volunteers, we organized this three-day hackathon held from June 20 to 22, 2024, in Seoul, South Korea.
Talk, OHBM 2023, Montreal, Canada
A featured talk at the symposium on Inference on the Brain, advances and practices in brain activity inference.
Poster, OHBM 2023, Montreal, Canada
This poster presentation (available online) introduced our release of more than 10TB of brain connectivity data for the UK biobank project.
Talk, OHBM Brainhack 2023, Montreal, Canada
This was a hack track project pitch for OHBM Brainhack 2023. During the brainhack, a team of amazing brainhack buddies helped in a joint endeavor to develop documentations and an online gallery showcasing various capabilities of Cerebro.
Talk, Donders Institute for Brain, Cognition and Behaviour, Nijmegen, The Netherlands
This was a presentation for the Predictive Clinical Neuroscience group at the Donders Institute (one of the leading research institutes worldwide for normative brain models) where I presented our newly developed idea for kernel-based reconstructive normative brain models to foster future collaborations.
Talk, Charité – Universitätsmedizin, Berlin, Germany
This was a presentation for the Mind and Brain Division of the Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy at Charité where I presented our newly developed idea for kernel-based reconstructive normative brain models.
Talk, Charité – Universitätsmedizin, Berlin, Germany
This was a presentation for the Mind and Brain Division of the Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy at Charité where I portray high-resolution connectomics as a bridge between mathematical models of graph theory and biological models of the neuronal doctrine.
Talk, Global Brainhack: Australasia 2022, Sydney, Australia
This talk was a project pitch during Brainhack Australasia 2022 in which Cerebro Viewer was first introduced.
Poster, Maths in the Brain 2022, Turner Institute for Brain and Mental Health, Monash University
Poster presentation on Topological Cluster Statistic (TCS)
Talk, Mathematics of The Interactions Between Brain Structure and Brain Functions, MATRIX House, Creswick
This talk was part of the discussions around “Mathematics of The Interactions Between Brain Structure and Brain Functions” during a two weak workshop at MATRIX house. In this presentation, I explored high-resolution connectomic approaches by examining the intersection of graph theory and neuroscience.
Talk, Neuroanatomy and Tractography Laboratory (Natbrainlab), King's College London
A talk providing a global overview of high-resolution connectomic approaches and its applications.
Poster, Organization for Human Brain Mapping Annual Meeting (OHBM 2022), Scottish Event Center, Glasgow, Scotland
A poster presentation proposing a novel anatomically-guided cluster inference method.
Talk, Organization for Human Brain Mapping Annual Meeting (OHBM 2022), Scottish Event Center, Glasgow, Scotland
A featured talk at the symposium on Novel insights into brain organization via graph signal processing.
Workshop, Systems Neuroscience Laboratory, Monash University, Clayton Campus
A workshop on best practices for white matter diffusion tractography.
Poster, Maths in the Brain 2021, Monash Biomedical Imaging, Monash University Clayton Campus
Presentation at the “Maths in the Brain” Conference organized by the Turner Institute for Brain and Mental Health & Monash Biomedical Imaging.
Talk, Melbourne-Berlin Brain Connectivity and Machine Learning Meeting, Online
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Poster, OHBM 2021, Online
Talk, OHBM; Australian Chapter Webinar, Online
This webinar organised by the OHBM Australia Chapter was focused on “IMPROVED METHODS AND IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONS FOR CORRELATING BRAIN AND BEHAVIOUR”.
Poster, ISMRM & SMRT Virtual Conference, Online
Poster, 29th Annual Computational Neuroscience Meeting, Organization for Computational Neuroscience (OCNS), Online
Poster, Students of Brain Research (SOBR) 2019 Student Symposium, The Melbourne Brain Centre in Parkville, Victoria, Australia
Poster, 6th biennial Canadian Discrete and Algorithmic Mathematics Conference (CanaDAM), Honolulu, Hawaii