Neuro Image Date Science

NEURO IMAGING DATA SCIENCE

About

The Neuro Imaging Data Science group focuses on the development and application of novel and state-of-the-art neuroimaging data analysis tools. In particular, we are interested in the application of machine and deep learning algorithms to find neural biomarkers for neuroscience research, diagnosis, and therapy.

To decode the mechanisms underlying specific brain functions, we combine information from multimodal neuroimaging data such as from magneto- and electroencephalography (M/EEG), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) or near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS). However, one of the challenges when combining such complementary datasets is the different activation profiles acting on different spatial and temporal scales. We believe that machine and deep learning algorithms will prove to be valuable tools to overcome such challenges.

Research Topics

  • Contrastive learning for neural fingerprinting from limited neuroimaging data
  • Identification of individual using neuroimaging recordings
  • The effect of trauma on feedback processing
  • Perceptual grouping in autism spectrum disorder
  • Revealing whole-brain causality networks during guided visual searching
  • Deep learning-based classification

Contact

Dr. Jürgen Dammers

INM-4

Building 15.2 / Room 233

+49 2461/61-2106

E-Mail

Research Group

Farah AbdellatifNoneBuilding 15.2v / Room 208+49 2461/61-2677
Dipl-Ing. Frank BoersNoneBuilding 15.2 / Room 235+49 2461/61-6005
Nikolas KampelNoneBuilding 15.2 / Room 209+49 2461/61-8978
Andrea MurenNoneBuilding 15.2 / Room 235+49 2461/61-85155
Abdulrahman SawalmaNoneBuilding 15.16 / Room 1022+49 2461/61-96855

Last Modified: 02.01.2024