At the next EEG Working Group meeting, Dr Chirag Mehra will present his research on zero-phase-delay synchrony between distant neural populations. These are generally excluded from functional connectivity analyses, under the assumption that they are predominantly artefactual.

Dr Mehra's research challenges this conventional assumption, showing that including zero-phase-delay connections (rather than excluding them) enhances the reliability, structural concordance, and predictive validity of functional connectivity metrics. 

Join this talk for a fresh perspective on functional connectivity analysis and for gaining a deeper understanding of how traditional methods may be overlooking critical elements.

If you are based at the IoPPN, come join in person!

About the speaker

Dr Chirag Mehra is a postdoctoral Research Associate at the Department of Forensic & Neurodevelopmental Sciences, King's College London.

Date and time

Thursday, 13th February 2025, 11.00 – 12.00

Location

This is a hybrid meeting:

• In person: IoPPN Main Building, Seminar Room 4.
• Online: on Microsoft Teams.

To receive the meeting link, join our Teams channel (using this link or the Teams code: a2qd0zr) or contact one of our group leads, Dr Irene Faiman at: irene.faiman@kcl.ac.uk, or Dr Andrea Biondi at: andrea.2.biondi@kcl.ac.uk