SoCal Kinesia and Incentivization for Parkinson’s Disease (SKIP)

In this episode of Discover ASAP, Neil Dundon, PhD, a member of the Collaborative Research Network’s (CRN) Team Strick, who is interested in paradoxical kinesia, joins Dana Lewis, PhD, program officer at ASAP, to discuss his task-based human fMRI dataset examining the modulatory impact of incentivization and emotional salience on movement. Access the dataset: https://socalkinesia.org/about/ 0:42 - About ASAP Team Strick 2:49 - How SKIP datasets relate to Team Strick’s ASAP project 4:38 - Overview of SKIP datasets 9:07 - Expanding assays 10:36 - Expanding the SKIP dataset into the Parkinson’s disease population 11:22 - Using the SKIP dataset for future discoveries related to movement and Parkinson’s disease 14:20 - Potential innovations and discoveries Discover ASAP is designed to further the spread of knowledge and enhance equity across the scientific community through promoting transparent research practices and enabling others to replicate the work. We are excited to share these interviews and videos with the research community, in hopes that they will help to accelerate discoveries for Parkinson’s disease. Stay connected! 🔗 Website: https://parkinsonsroadmap.org/# LinkedIn:   / asap-research   Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/asapresearch... This video continues the conversation from a previous video, discussing EndoMAP, an interactive data visualization tool to explore the structural interactome of the endolysosomal system. Watch the video:    • EndoMAP: Visualizing the Endosomal Structu...