On behalf of the Center of Functionally Integrative Neuroscience (CFIN, Aarhus University), we would like to welcome you to the First Nordic MEG conference (MEG NORD 2017) – the frst international meeting dedicated to development of magnetoencephalo-graphic science and technology in Northern Europe and Scandinavia.
Complete list of posters:
• Andrey Zhdanov: “Computer vision approach to video-MEG”
• Lene Duez: “Added diagnostic value of magnetoencephalography (MEG) in patients suspected for epilepsy,
where previous, extensive EEG workup was unrevealing”
• Olaf Hauk: “A survey on methods skills in cognitive neuroscience”
• Kanad Mandke: “Comparing multilayer brain networks between groups”
• Niels Trusbak Haumann: “Hippocampal Mismatch Negativity:
A hippocampal electric potential measured with non-invasive EEG/MEG refects short-term memory ability”
• Francesca Fardo: “Expectation violation and attention to pain jointly modulate neural gain in somatosensory cortex”
• Ida A. Nissen: “An evaluation of kurtosis beamforming in magnetoencephalography to localise
the epileptogenic zone in drug resistant epilepsy patients”
• Florian Kasten: “Entrainment of brain oscillations facilitates event-related power modulations in the alpha band -
A concurrent tACS-MEG study”
• Rasha Hyder: “Task-free non-invasive E/MEG paradigm for comprehensive assessment of neural language
processing in health and disease”
• David Quiroga: “Perceptual processing of a complex musical context:
Developing a more realistic musical mismatch negativity (MMN) paradigm”
• Andreas Højlund: “Verbal fuency in Parkinson’s disease patients after deep brain stimulation of the subthalamic
nucleus: neuromagnetic investigations”
• Christoph Pfeifer: “A 7-channel high-Tc SQUID-based MEG system”
• Maité Crespo-García: “Theta power decreases predict spatial accuracy of subsequent active navigation:
a combined intracranial EEG/MEG study”
• Britta Westner: “Faster than the brain's speed of light: Retinocortical interactions difer in high frequency activity
when processing darks and lights”
• Monika Maria Zeiller: “Retinal Triage of Cortical Picture Processing: Insights in the Retino-Cortical Interplay”
• Sabine Leske: “Reducing power line noise in EEG and MEG data via spectrum interpolation”
• Laith Hamid: “Evaluation of new magnetoelectric sensors via source localization of phantom head recordings”
• Christelle Gansonre: “A paradigm for registering multiple levels of language processing in the brain”
• Orsolya Beatrix Kolozsvári: “Audio-visual perception of familiar and unfamiliar syllables: a MEG study”
• Sam van Bijnen: “Spatiotemporal characteristics of auditory activation in children with typical and atypical (SLI)
language development”
• Silvia Rufeux: “High-Tc SQUID magnetometers for densely packed on-scalp MEG”
• Alexandra Vossen: “Does alpha-tACS reliably boost endogenous alpha rhythms?”
• Jaana Simola: “Critical dynamics in resting state oscillatory brain activity is associated with
dopaminerelated polymorphism”
• Viki-Veikko Elomaa: “Chair for physical exercises in Jyväskylä MEG lab”
• Simon Walker: “Proprioceptive stimulation using continuous and intermittent passive ankle movements
in young and older individuals before and after 14 weeks of strength training”
• Massimo Lumaca: “Neural predictors of learning, transmission and regularization of auditory signals
in a laboratory model of cultural evolution”
• Pasi Saari: “Dynamic processing of musical features at diferent MEG frequency bands in continuous music listening:
a correlation study”
• Torgeir Moberget: “Combining EEG and non-invasive brain stimulation methods to investigate
cerebellar language function”
• Jarmo Hämäläinen: “Audio-visual association learning studies at the University of Jyväskylä”
• Elena Orekhova: “Modulation of visual gamma oscillation by excitatory drive and the excitation/inhibition balance
in visual cortex”