HD-MEG: High-definition neuroimaging for understanding the brain in health & disease

We will develop an improved and more accessible HD-MEG functional neuroimaging system.

By the end of this project, we aim to demonstrate a doubling in spatial resolution as well as a biomarker for cardiovascular disease and improved epilepsy outcomes.

The work unites ongoing R&D with advanced neuroimaging technology; it is boosted by the infrastructures available at GU, SUH--including a new and dedicated research lab--Chalmers, and KI combined with our growing group of students and international collaborators.

We advance new theories, next-generation hardwares, and innovative analysis routines for challenging the state-of-the-art in neuroimaging.Validation of our technical capabilities are kick-started with ongoing benchmarking studies as well as cardiovascular disease and epilepsy investigations.

By bridging technical development with our growing toolkit of clinically validated protocols, solutions to healthcare problems associated with the brain can reach patients sooner.

Such medical-technical collaboration also brings both areas to new levels of understanding.The integration of theory, hardware, and software enables the ultimate in sensitivity to neural activity, approaching the limits of what can be safely and non-invasively extracted from the human brain.

We are a collaborative team of physicists, engineers, neuroscientists, clinical neurophysiologists, and psychiatrists that are ready and motivated to develop the technology and validate our approach.