Research

Research Interests:

• Rich data and signal analysis toward translational and practical objectives
• Computational Models of Complex Systems, Multi-scale Brain Networks, Connectivity and Criticality
• High-Level Cognitive Processes such as Consciousness, Cognitive Control and Decision-Making
• State-of-the-art approaches in Brain Imaging Analysis and Methods
• Noninvasisve neuroelectrophysiology (MEG, EEG) and multimodal combination with neurostimulation (tCS, TMS)

Research Experience:

• PostDoctoral Research; HiLife - Neuroscience Center, University of Helsinki October 2021 - October 2023
  
  Critical Oscillations lab; research advisor: S. Palva, M. Palva
  - MEG and sEEG oscillatory criticality, connectivity and hierarchy

• PostDoctoral Research; INP - CCNi, University of Glasgow August 2019 - September 2021
  
  Critical Oscillations lab; research advisor: S. Palva, M. Palva
  - MEG and sEEG oscillatory criticality, connectivity and hierarchy

• PostDoctoral Research; CCNS, University of Salzburg March 2014 - March 2019
  
  Salzburg Brain Dynamics lab; research advisor: N. Weisz
  - M-EEG with concurrent TMS/tACS, causal inference of ERC-founded project WIN2CON

• Graduate Research; Dartmouth College July 2014 - September 2016
  
  Haxby lab; project partners: M. Visconti di Oleggio Castello, N. Oosterhof, I. Gobbini
  - Collaboration on a familiarity decoding multimodal fMRI and MEG study

• Graduate Research; CIMeC, University of Trento October 2011 - October 2014
  
  Perception and Attention lab; research advisor: J.V. Schwarzbach
  - MEG and fMRI in the Perceptual decision making project
  - Eyetracking/fMRI in the ITPAR project (India-Trento Program for Advanced Research)

• Graduate Research; FIL - UCL January - July 2013
  
  Schwarkopf lab; research advisors: S. D. Schwarzkopf, G.R. Barnes, G. Rees
  - Multimodal fMRI and MEG project relating retinotopic maps to perceptual function