The MAMBO (Methods and Models for Brain Oscillations) research group
is based at the Institute for Advanced Biomedical Technologies (ITAB), University “G. d'Annunzio” of Chieti-Pescara, Italy, and is led by Laura Marzetti, Associate Professor of Applied Physics.
Our research focuses on the development of mathematical, experimental, and computational methods to investigate brain activity, functional connectivity, and large-scale brain network dynamics using EEG and MEG.
We develop advanced signal processing and connectivity methods, including multivariate approaches, phase synchronization measures, and dynamic brain-state models. These tools are applied to the study of brain function during rest and cognitive tasks.
A major research direction is non-invasive brain stimulation and adaptive neuromodulation, combining TMS and EEG to investigate and modulate brain networks through real-time connectivity monitoring, brain-state-dependent stimulation, and closed-loop approaches, with potential applications in clinical neuroscience.
August 28, 2019
MAMBO group review article accepted for Frontiers in Neuroscience
We have just received news that our review article titled: "Brain functional connectivity through phase coupling of neuronal oscillations: a perspective from magnetoencephalography" has been accepted for Frontiers in Neuroscience journal.
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