1st NESS Meeting

The talks will cover a broad variety of topics and experimental settings in which NESS has been applied, illustrating how brain networks in neurophysiology (and fNIRS) are modulated across different situations, including musical paradigms, memory tasks, clinical conditions, healthy aging, and more.

Leonardo Bonetti: A low-dimensional hypothesis for cognition

Mattia Rosso: From concept to implementation: present and future developments in the NESS framework<u1:p></u1:p>

Mathias Houe Andersen: Brain Network Dynamics of Local and Global Predictive Processing in Aging<u1:p></u1:p>

Chiara Malvaso: FREQ-NESS and aging: Identifying brain networks across resting state and memory recognition

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Nikita Kudriavtsev: A FREQ-NESS analysis of aging and resting state

Victor M. Pando Naude: Frequency-related brain networks during rhythmic auditory stimulation in Parkinson’s disease

Mathias Klarlund: Language acquisition and BROAD-NESS: Early findings and prospects

Konrad Fabritius Christensen: Beyond Activation: RQA and Behavioral Performance

Barbara A. P. Grosjean: NESS in human intracranial recording

Chuyang Sun: Gaming Addiction Transmission: Interpersonal Neural Pathways Revealed by HYPER-NESS

Gemma Fernández-Rubio  EffectiveNESS of neural reactivation in memory formation