About the multimodal brain imaging and modeling group

Our lab focuses on the development and application of noninvasive human neuroimaging methods. This includes hardware development, data analysis and mathematical modeling. In particular, we are interested in MRI, magnetic resonance spectroscopy, electroencephalography, magnetoencephalography and noninvasive stimulation methods such as transcranial magnetic stimulation.

These efforts are geared toward improving our understanding of brain function and dysfunction. Research projects aim to improve the sensitivity and spatiotemporal resolution of brain imaging in individual and combined modalities. In addition, we are investigating mathematical approaches for identifying large-scale neural networks and their correlation to behaviours.

The lab is led by Dr. Fa-Hsuan Lin, a senior scientist in Physical Sciences and the Hurvitz Brain Sciences Research Program.

We welcome students, postdoctoral fellows and volunteers to join our work. Contact Dr. Lin for current opportunities.

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