Brain Connectivity and Networks
Brain networks are dynamic and configurable
Understanding how networks change is crucial to understanding brain function as a whole. This working group learns about brain networks using many different methods, including MRI, electrophysiological, optical, and stimulation tools, along with plasticity-inducing experimental paradigms.
Different scales and measures
Multimodal approaches will bridge spatial and temporal scales, from functional measures to behavior, for more precise targeting and access to network function. Innovations in measurement techniques and network modeling will lead to the discovery of functionally-relevant network states.
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Group leaders
- Sepideh Sadaghiani
- Brad Sutton
Labs within this group
- Attention and Perception Lab
- Auditory Cognitive Neuroscience Lab
- Children's Environmental Health Research Center at Illinois
- Cognitive Neuroimaging Lab
- Connect Lab
- Decision Neuroscience Lab
- Hinman Lab
- Information and Intelligence Group
- Liang Group
- Magnetic Resonance Functional Imaging Lab
- SCOPE Neuroscience Lab