We are a dynamic research group at the Montreal Neurological Institute. We investigate how the links and interactions among brain areas support cognitive operations, complex behavior and global dynamics.
We use neuroimaging (MRI, M/EEG, PET) to map and model patterns of neural connectivity. We pursue several research themes, from modeling communication processes on anatomical networks, to statistical models of network architecture and disease propagation (see Research).
We are located at the Montreal Neurological Institute at McGill University, the birthplace of cognitive neuroscience and home to Penfield, Milner, Jasper and others. We exchange ideas and work with our colleagues in the McConnell Brain Imaging Centre.
We are grateful for funding from Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR), the Natural Sciences and Engineering Council of Canada (NSERC), the Canada Research Chairs Program (CRC), Brain Canada, Fonds de Recherché du Quebec (FRQ), and Healthy Brains For Healthy Lives ((HBHL).
Andrea's preprint on individual uniqueness in anesthesia is live on bioRxiv!
30 October 2023Justine's preprint on brainstem functional architecture is live on bioRxiv!
18 October 2023Vince's and Justine's review on annotated connectomes is published in Nature Reviews Neuroscience!
28 September 2023Golia's paper on linking neurophysiological activity and micro-architecture is published in Nature Communications!
28 September 2023Andrea is awarded a Banting Postdoctoral Fellowship!
27 September 2023Justine's paper multimodal wiring blueprints of the brain is published in PLoS Biology!
31 July 2023Estefany defends her PhD thesis! Congratulations Dr. Suarez!
23 July 2023Justine wins the Karl Zilles award from the Organization for Human Brain Mapping!
13 July 2023Zhen-Qi's paper on structure-function coupling is published!