Postdoc at Cardiff University Brain Research Imaging Centre. M/EEG, computational neuroscience, microstates, connectivity, epilepsy, dementia, schizophrenia

Joined June 2018
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18 Dec 2024
New preprint with @mgfellow @DomDunstan1 @f_tamagnini available online! Longitudinal assessment of the conversion of mild cognitive impairment into Alzheimer's dementia: Observations and mechanisms from neuropsychological testing and electrophysiology doi.org/10.1101/2024.12.16.6…

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Who says festival season is over? 🎸📷🥁 Presenting the hottest lineup in town! We're so excited to welcome these speakers to @unibirmingham on October 28th-31st for QMAG, QMEG and MEG-UKI 2024. Stay tuned: We may be adding some Special Guests to this lineup soon😉
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Our paper on changes in periodic & aperiodic neural activity in Alzheimer's dementia is now published! We find in AD a specifically periodic change, different from aperiodic changes in healthy aging! Work w @MKopcanova, @LukeWTait, @ChrisSYBenwell & co! sciencedirect.com/science/ar…

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🎓📜New paper with @ChrisSYBenwell & co on spectral changes in Alzheimer's disease! We found that spectral parameterization shows the key changes in AD are periodic, differentiating AD from the aperiodic changes of healthy aging. First authors: @MKopcanova & @LukeWTait
In our new pre-print, we find evidence that EEG changes in Alzheimer's disease are primarily oscillatory in nature, and not aperiodic. A multi-centre collaboration with @MKopcanova @LukeWTait @Tomdonoghue @MouhsinShafi @alvaropleone et al: biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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Join the second BPML of the year on Wednesday 30th November at 7pm by Dr Paul Roberts titled 'Patterns: dangerous and beautiful’ Watch live in Watson Building or on Zoom using this link: bham-ac-uk.zoom.us/webinar/r…. Visit birmingham.ac.uk/bpml for more info
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WEBINAR: Register now for 'Advanced brain stimulation approaches for treating depression and anxiety'. 6th Dec 0915-1145 hosted by Alexander Zhigalov @zhigalov_ax. Speakers: Luca Cocchi, Richard Morriss, Jonathan Roiser & Marcus Kaiser. birmingham.ac.uk/research/me… via @unibirmingham

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Great opportunity for ECR to use your skills in #Math #datascience #Physics to work in interdisciplinary projects and develop your own research programme with these #fellowships in Birmingham jobs.ac.uk/job/CST521/smqb-c…

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Our new work @CommsBio The individual difference of brain connectivity relates to grey and white matter microstructure. 3T/7T/MRI MEG. Super Group effort @esinkarahans @LukeWTait @MaciekSzul @profkimgraham others @CUBRICcardiff @SMQB_UoB @CompFoundry nature.com/articles/s42003-0… 1/n

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13 Jun 2022
New paper with @ccbrainlab in @NeuroImage_EiC! microstate: A MATLAB toolbox for brain microstate analysis in sensor and cortical EEG/MEG, doi.org/10.1016/j.neuroimage… Highlights: Source-space microstates, microstate-connectivity, novel statistics, resting/evoked data, simulations

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13 Jun 2022
The toolbox comes with tutorial scripts which make use of freely-available open-access data, so you can exactly reproduce all figures/analyses from the paper. Tutorials include resting-state sensor EEG, group-level source MEG & microstate connectivity, simulations, ERFs.
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Funded Computational Neuroscience PhD opportunity! 🧠 Interested in dynamical systems, whole-brain models, parameter estimation, clinical cohort and pharmacological data lots more... Supervised by @mgfellow and I. Ask Qs! findaphd.com/phds/project/ma…
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19 Mar 2022
Delighted to see our #review article on #neuralfield models published today. Check out: mna.episciences.org/9228 - @wessel_woldman @SMQB_UoB @UniMelb
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You think you already know everything about p-hacking? Let's see! A preprint and a 🧵 (with @nicebread303 ) psyarxiv.com/xy2dk/

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28 Feb 2022
New paper out now in Neuroimage with @ccbrainlab! MEG cortical microstates: Spatiotemporal characteristics, dynamic functional connectivity and stimulus-evoked responses. doi.org/10.1016/j.neuroimage… @NeuroImage_EiC 1/7

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28 Feb 2022
Our results suggest that cortical microstates are a powerful tool for studying anatomically interpretable brain states and dynamic functional connectivity. More work is in progress to further develop and validate the pipeline, so watch this space! 6/7
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28 Feb 2022
Finally, if you want to perform cortical microstate analysis (or use a wide range of novel statistical tools for sensor-space microstate analysis!), the pipeline is available in the microstate toolbox: plus-microstate.github.io doi.org/10.1101/2021.07.13.4… (under review) 7/7
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