Our Research Methods

• Experimental psychology

• allows researchers to explore the relationship between cognitive processes and behavior.
  

• Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI)

• Ultra-high-field fMRI magnets, allow neuroscientists a non-invasive way to delve into the depths of  the active, functioning human brain.

• Large scale computer modeling

• Researchers develop large-scale mathematical models of the brain network and then explicitly simulate these models using high-performance supercomputers.

• Magnetoencephalography (MEG)

• Our 248-sensor, whole head MEG instrument brings a new perspective to neuroimaging and research by allowing scientists to watch the brain at work in the speed of milliseconds.

• Neurophysiology

• is a branch of neuroscience that studies the functioning brain and the accompanying nervous system.

• Single cell recordings

• allows researchers to explore the relationship between cognitive processes and behavior.

• Sonification

• Multi-dimensional data arrays are transformed into multi-track musical sequences in the Studio of the Mind.