MEG methods
The MEG Methods group works on the development of novel acquisition and data analysis methods for MEG and EEG data with applications in cognitive neuroimaging. By recording the electromagnetic activity produced by the brain in action, MEG and EEG offer a unique opportunity to investigate cognitive functioning with high temporal resolution and reasonable spatial resolution. Furthermore, MEG and especially EEG allows the recording of brain activity during highly dynamic real-world contexts in combination with other techniques such as eye tracking, behavioral tracking and other physiological signals. Specific research projects focus on time-series signal processing, source reconstruction, connectivity analysis and statistical analysis.
New methods developed in the group are implemented in, and disseminated by means of the FieldTrip toolbox. This toolbox reflects the leading role that the Donders Institute has had for the last 15 years in advancing MEG and EEG analysis methods. It continues to be actively developed and supported by an international team of collaborators and open source enthusiasts.
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| Name: | dr.ir. Robert Oostenveld |
| Telephone: | 024-3619695 |
| Email: | r.oostenveld@donders.ru.nl |
| Visiting address: | Donders Centre for Cognitive Neuroimaging Kapittelweg 29 6525 EN Nijmegen The Netherlands |
| Postal address: | Donders Centre for Cognition P.O. Box 9101 6500 HB Nijmegen The Netherlands |
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Ancillary position 2015 - Visiting professor Karolinska Instituut, Stockholm, Zweden |
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Research Group
MEG methods
Associate Principal Investigator
Dr.ir. Robert Oostenveld
Group members
PhD's
Simon Homoelle
María del Rocío Fernández Barrero
Natascha Roos