Each year the editors of NeuroImage organize an internal competition judged by its editors for name a 鈥淣euroImage Paper of the Year鈥� award winner. This year, the journal 鈥� which received more than 3,500 submissions and published more than 1,000 papers this past year, gave its award to the lab of Ian Shih, PhD, associate professor in the 大象传媒 Department of Neurology.
The paper, titled 鈥淪imultaneous fMRI and fast-scan cyclic voltammetry bridges evoked oxygen and neurotransmitter dynamics across spatiotemporal scales鈥�, won by 鈥渜uite a large margin,鈥� according to editor-in-chief Stephen Smith.
Elsevier, the publisher of NeuroImage, awarded a $2,500 prize to Lindsay Walton, PhD, who was a postdoctoral fellow in the Shih lab and was the first author on the paper.
Shih, who is the director of the , was the senior author. Other authors were ,听,听, and聽.
You can read the paper , and follow Walton鈥檚 twitter thread explaining the paper .