Multi-modal and Functional Neuroimaging – Martin Lamoš

• Research of advanced recordings, data analysis and multimodal integration methods (MRI, HD EEG, fMRI/EEG) in brain mapping
• Understanding the role and interactions of cortical and subcortical functions in processing higher level brain activities in health and disease
• Development and implementation of advanced methods for CF MAFIL
• Research on epilepsy, Parkinson’s disease and stress resilience

• Development of new molecular and functional imaging methods and their translation into clinical neuroscience.
• Usage of the multimodal approach to the advanced study of cognitive and behavioural functions.

Approaches enabling study of the

a. subcortical structures and their interaction with the cortex

b. large scale brain networks in healthy and diseased brain predominantly cortical/ predominantly subcortical diseases (Epilepsy / Parkinson´s disease)

• electrophysiological recording from deep structures
• High density electrophysiological recording from cortical structures
• functional, structural and metabolic imaging with MRI techniques
• EEG-fMRI: a combination of simultaneous fMRI recording and electrophysiological recording