The study is published in open-access by Communications Biology and proposes the new principle of Dynamic-Insertion as a neurophysiological mechanism used by our brains to constantly absorb and adapt to the bombardment of sensory information from multiple sources, “simultaneously”.

Another great collaboration with Emily Coffey (Concordia U) and the Zatorre lab (McGill), demonstrating the unique ability of MEG to reveal subtle neurophysiological mechanisms of predictive processes in perception. The findings were published in The Journal of Neuroscience.

This new article published in NeuroImage is the fruit of another successful collaboration with Robert Zatorre’s lab, also at the Montreal Neurological Institute.

We report in Frontiers in Human Neuroscience a rare case of ictal (seizure) MEG recording of pediatric drug-resistant epilepsy.

We publish today in Journal of Digital Imaging a new cool, simple and practical software tool : "MNI SISCOM for Subtracting Ictal Single-Photon Emission CT Coregistered to MRI." The code is free and openly available for everyone to give a try and improve.

Inspired by fMRI approaches, we developed a new MEG inter-subject analysis approach to study the cortical synchronization of stimulus-driven neural responses during the perception of continuous natural speech and its relationship to individual musical training.

This new paper is another milestone in our ongoing collaboration with Prof Roy W Dudley (Montreal Children’s Hospital) on multimodal imaging tests for epilepsy pediatrics.

Our lab and collaborators publish the first description of seizures manifesting as prosopagnosia (face blindness) in a 10-year-old child.

Congratulations to Dr. Baptiste Lacoste (U Ottawa) for his leadership of this successful and impactful study.