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2nd most downloaded article

27.05.22 04:57 PM By Dimitris Pinotsis - Comment(s)

Our latest article in NeuroImage suggesting that 1) electric fields are stable; and 2) carry information about memories has been the 2nd most downloaded article from NeuroImage- between April and July 2022.

Electric fields are more reliable for information

16.03.22 05:40 PM By Dimitris Pinotsis - Comment(s)

Read the MIT News article about our latest paper with colleagues from Picower Institute by clicking here.

New NIH R01 Grant

28.02.22 10:52 AM By Dimitris Pinotsis - Comment(s)

Our Lab has been awarded an R01 grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH). This is a collaboration with MIT's Departments of Biomedical Engineering and Brain and Cognitive Sciences, that aims at developing the next generation fMRI. The project will focus on understanding a new class o...

Potential explanation of representational drift

19.01.22 12:48 PM By Dimitris Pinotsis - Comment(s)

The preprint can be found here. Abstract below.

Beyond dimension reduction: Stable electric fields emerge from and allow representational drift

It is known that the exact neurons maintaining a given memory (the neural ensemble) change from trial to trial. This raises the question of how the brain a...

Biophysical models provide better biomarkers than EEG

12.12.21 09:49 PM By Dimitris Pinotsis - Comment(s)

New depression preprint from our lab. Biophysical models open the black box. They provide biomarkers that are more informative, interpretable and point to pathologies; EEG biomarkers are less informative and non biophysical.Abstract below, paper here.

A major difficulty with treating psychiatric diso...

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