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Interested in hosting Biomag2028? - if so please submit an expression of interest to be considered biomag2024: biomag2024.org/cms/ ; end of page. (previous locations: Philadelphia 2018, Birmingham UK 2022, Sydney 2024, Beijing 2026).

And here is a nice commentary on the paper by Max Schulz and Malte Wöstmann. Time to get deep elifesciences.org/articles/100755

An absolutely well-deserved UKRI FLF award to Katja; also serving as a brilliant co-director of The Centre for Human Brain Health. Very much looking forward to follow the research that will emerge from her award

Join us in Birmingham for MEG UKI 2024!

An excellent resource - thanks Olaf Hauk

Traditional knowledge network learning relies on 'inefficient' random-walk. We developed a novel "compressive learning" approach by embedding higher-order network properties into pre-learning pathway, akin to building a skeleton to better house inputs. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Highly informative event biomag2024 - important lessons learned connectivity measures applied to MEG data. Big thanks to Oscar Ferrante and Ling Liu from the ARC-COGITATE team for the hard work on organising.

Interesting presentation on subcortical structures and neocortical oscillations by Tara Ghafari (Tara Ghafari ) from The Centre for Human Brain Health coming up on biomag2024 .

Enjoyed a brilliant and inspiring keynote by Huan Luo on the formation of information structures in the human brain derived from MEG data at #biomag2024

The FLUX pipeline for MEG analysis (neuosc.com/flux) developed ⁦The Centre for Human Brain Health⁩ and Peking University outlined by ⁦Oscar Ferrante⁩ at #biomag2024 in Sydney

Yali Pan at #biomag2024 presenting her MEG work on parafoveal processing during natural reading developed ⁦⁦The Centre for Human Brain Health⁩

Tara Ghafari ⁦Tara Ghafari⁩ from ⁦The Centre for Human Brain Health⁩ wins the early career award at #biomag2024 for her work linking the structure of subcortical regions to neocortical oscillations. Congratulations!

PhD student Charlie Reynolds from the Hyojin Park group ⁦The Centre for Human Brain Health⁩ presents exciting new findings using rapid freq tagging & MEG to investigate speech perception at #biomag2024

Three important pieces of information about MEG-UKI 2024. Please read all the way down! 1/3) The abstract submission deadline has been extended until **Sunday September 22nd**. More info here: uobevents.eventsair.com/meguki/abstrac…

Important abstract deadline for MEG UKI 2024!

A great honor to be joining University of Oxford and very much looking forward to getting to know my new colleagues and building new collaborations on cognitive, clinical and developmental neuroscience using MEG and OPM

🎨 Unleash Your Inner Artist at MEG UKI 2024! 🖌️ This year at MEG UKI, we’re hosting an Art Competition — a platform for you to showcase your hidden talents, "happy accidents", the story that’s been waiting to be told, or any creative masterpiece you’ve been itching to share!

Come check out my work on the correlation between subcortical structures with behaviour and neocortical oscillations British Association for Cognitive Neuroscience. Today at individual talks (14:30-15:45).