Ted Satterthwaite (@ted-satterthwaite.bsky.social)

@ted-satterthwaite.bsky.social Oct 2, 2026, 10:51 AM

Check out our new fully processed test retest open data resource on myelin-sensitive imaging! Huge congrats to the amazing @stevenmeisler.com and @tsalo.bsky.social + a superb team.

@ted-satterthwaite.bsky.social Oct 2, 2026, 10:49 AM

Check out this incredible work by @jorittmo.bsky.social and @jwvogel.bsky.social showing distinct functional axes of aging and AD!!

@plosbiology.org Sep 30, 2026, 8:00 AMReposted by @ted-satterthwaite.bsky.social

How do intrinsic timescales, which reflect the temporal window of neural processing, mature during development? This study by @goliashf.bsky.social @ted-satterthwaite.bsky.social &co identifies a hierarchical trajectory, from sensorimotor to association cortices.
🧪 #NeuroSky
plos.io/46RzqRG

Developmental patterns of intrinsic timescale.
(a) Average timescale increases during development in youth (b) Age effects quantified as partial R2 are depicted across the cortex, displaying a heterogeneous spatial distribution. (c) Age effects on intrinsic timescale were compared to the S–A axis, identifying a hierarchical pattern of developmental patterns in intrinsic timescale along the S–A axis. The results demonstrate that intrinsic timescale in association regions increases during development in youth while it remains relatively stable in sensorimotor regions.

@ted-satterthwaite.bsky.social Sep 30, 2026, 7:24 PM

Check out this awesome work by @goliashf.bsky.social -- now out in PLOS Biology -- showing that development of intrinsic neural timescale aligns with the cortical hierarchy defined by the S-A axis in multiple datasets.

@ted-satterthwaite.bsky.social Sep 9, 2026, 4:43 PM

Thank you!!!🙏

@ted-satterthwaite.bsky.social Sep 3, 2026, 1:51 PM

@valeriejsydnor.bsky.social is on the job market — w an R00!! Once in a lifetime opportunity to recruit a generational talent in human brain development. Impossible to endorse strongly enough.

@ted-satterthwaite.bsky.social Sep 1, 2026, 6:42 PM

So glad to see this out in @nathumbehav.nature.com. Check out @joelleba.bsky.social's awesome thread below summarizing some of the findings from her paper "Anatomical white matter tracts span the cortical hierarchy to support cognitive diversity"