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Dpt. of Biomedical Physics - Institute of Experimental Physics, Warsaw University

Research groups of biosignal analysis - the Polish Academy of Sciences

Dpt. of Biomedical Physics
Institute of Experimental Physics, Warsaw University

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The Main Research Lines :

Methodology of signal analysis (EEG, MEG, ERP, ECoG, LFP, epileptic spikes, action potentials) :
- Multivariate methods (MVAR, DTF)
- Time-frequency adaptive decompositions (MP)
Modelling of neural systems on the level of populations
Applications in sleep, ERD/ERS, epilepsy, cognitive studies, event related potentials
BCI –Brain Computer Interface

What it is offered to the other NEUROMATH partners :

Methods for estimation of EEG activity propagation
Algorithms and software for high resolution time-frequency signal analysis: Statistical methods/algorithms for estimation of significant ERD/ERS in time-frequency space
Models of neuronal systems on the level of populations
Capability to process the data from other laboratories

What are we looking for in other NEUROMATH partners :

Simultaneously recorded EEG/fMRI data for multimodal integrated approach to estimation of functional connectivity in the brain
Experience in BCI construction

Research groups of biosignal analysis
the Polish Academy of Sciences

General Information :

The main research lines :

Biosignal (EEG, HRV, respiration) analysis using new nonlinear and symbolic algorithms
Image analysis using fractal methods
Applications in sleep research, patient monitoring, anaesthesia, medical assessment and diagnostics
Complexity of processes vs connectivity and topology of system structure
Combination of hybrid modeling of biosystems with nonlinear data processing

What it is offered to the other NEUROMATH partners :

Capability to analyze biosignals and images off-line using our own algorithms and computer programs
Capability of sharing our computer programs to be used by our Partners for patient monitoring in real time
Capability to host PhD students and researchers from Partners of Neuromath, supported by STSM
Possibility of publishing good scientific papers with colour figures and without volume limit in a new open access journal Nonlinear Biomedical Physics (BioMed Central, London, UK) W.Klonowski – Founding Editor, Editor-in-Chief

What are we looking for in other NEUROMATH partners :

Supplying us with good data (images and biosignals, recorded in an international format, with events’ tags and with clinical diagnosis) to be analyzed using our algorithms
Cooperation in assessment of the results of such analyses and common publications
Cooperation in preparing new algorithms and computer programs, tailored to the needs of experimentalists and doctors