Miss Seyedeh-Rezvan Farahibozorg University positionPhD student DepartmentsMRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit InstitutesMRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit Research ThemesInterestsMy current research is aimed at characterisation of semantic networks in the brain based on source reconstructed concurrent Electro-/Magnetoencephalography (E/MEG)). Multiple brain areas are thought to play role in semantic cognition. However, the temporal evolvement of these networks as a concept unfolds in the brain and connectivity between brain areas are still largely unknown. Thus, the purpose of my PhD has been to investigate these questions using time-varying source reconstructed E/MEG networks which provide millisecond temporal resolution. However, due to the limitations of the spatial resolution of E/MEG, examining whole-brain networks is methodologically challenging. Thus, my project has been partially focused on method development and optimisation of connectivity techniques for E/MEG and partially on application of existing and novel methods for characterisation of semantic networks in the brain. Research Focus
EquipmentElectroencephalography (EEG) Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) Magnetoencephalography (MEG) Neuropsychological testing CollaboratorsNo collaborators listed Associated News ItemsPublications2017Q Liu, S Farahibozorg, C Porcaro, N Wenderoth, D Mantini (2017), “Detecting large-scale networks in the human brain using high-density electroencephalography.” Human Brain Mapping 38 (9), 4631-4643 in pressSR Farahibozorg, RN Henson, O Hauk, 2017. (in press), “Adaptive Cortical Parcellations for Source Reconstructed EEG/MEG Connectomes. ” NeuroImage 2015S Farahibozorg, SM Hashemi-Golpayegani, J Ashburner, (2015), “Age-and sex-related variations in the brain white matter fractal dimension throughout adulthood: an MRI study.” Clinical Neuroradiology 25(1),19-32 |