In workpackage 4, we examined and compared activity patterns and dynamic changes in connectivity strength in brain systems that are involved in learning and prediction.

This workpackage used non-invasive Transcranial Brain Stimulation (NTBS) techniques such as transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) which can directly interact with the brains ongoing electrical activity without causing significant discomfort.

EEG and fMRI can capture functional integration within large-scale brain systems. Work package 2 employed two different methods to investigate functional and effective connectivity in brain networks. 

This workpackage aimed at optimizing existing tractography methods to fully exploit the full potential of diffusion MRI. Measures of structural connectivity pathways in the brain can then be used to discover their role in action control. 

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Mapping of brain and behavioural changes throughout life

From November 22nd to November 24th 2017, DRCMR will host this year's TMS workshop

Tracing brain and behavioural changes across the life span: Influence of intrinsic and extrinsic factors - 25-29 January 2016