Welcome to the NCODE Lab! We are a computational neuroscience group interested in understanding at a systems level how external and internal information is encoded and propagated in the brain during the execution of cognitive functions and how information processing breaks down in neurological diseases. Our research relies on the analysis and modelling of electrophysiological recordings (LFP; spike trains, intracranial EEG) and behavioural/clinical data during cognitive tasks and pathological events using a combination of information theory, statistical models, network science and machine learning. We also have a strong emphasis on technology transfer developing applications for clinical use, specially in the context of epilepsy.
News
- May 24: Our article in collaboration with the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México “Thalamocortical interactions shape hierarchical neural variability during stimulus perception” on information processing in the somatosensory pathway has been accepted for publication.
- May 24: The NCODE Lab will be participating at BARCCSYN’24 with 1 oral and 3 poster presentations.
- April 24: Updated version of our manuscript in collaboration with Hospital del Mar (Barcelona) on a comparative study between power and connectivity-based biomarkers for seizure-onset identification and surgical planning in patients with temporal lobe epilepsy.