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My work investigates how brain function arises from the complex interplay of brain structure and dynamics. To this end, I study how pharmacological and pathological perturbations such as coma, anaesthesia and psychedelics reshape brain function across species (human, macaque, mouse) and across modalities. Working at the intersection of integrative and computational neuroscience, I combine approaches from information theory, network science and whole-brain computational modelling.
Congratulations to Dr Andrea Luppi in Emmanuel Stamatakis’ Lab, who was named as one of…
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