CIBM Electrical Neuroimaging Farewell Symposium
Following the 2nd EEG Microstate Conference at the Campus Biotech Geneva, on July 12, 2024 a farewell symposium dedicated to the illustrious career and scientific contributions of Professor Christoph Michel in the field of Electrical Neuroimaging and founding Head of the CIBM EEG HUG UNIGE Section
After decades of research, mentorship, and academic leadership, Professor Michel will be retiring from the University. of Geneva. As we celebrate his retirement from formal academic duties, we eagerly anticipate a new chapter in his research journey.
PROGRAMME
Welcome
Session 1 Chaired by Dimitri Van De Ville
- 13h00 – Inter-species electrophysiological neuromarkers in rare neurodevelopmental disorders
John Foxe, Rochester, USA - 13h20 – EEG/MEG in pediatric population
Stefano Seri, Birmingham, UK (virtual presentation) - 13h40 – Combining EEG and fMRI for the Study of Spontaneous Human Brain Activity
Louis Lemieux, London, UK - 14h00 – Quantitative EEG Methods
Pedro Valdes, Havana, Cuba - 14h20 – From Micro-States to Macro-Waves: Probing how oscillatory signatures of attention-state shape perception by EEG(MEG)-guided brain stimulation
Gregor Thut, Glasgow, UK - 14h40 – EEG source imaging & connectivity
Bin He, Pittsburgh, USA (virtual presentation)
15h00 Coffee Break
Session 2 Chaired by Patrik Vuilleumier
- 15h20 – State-dependency
Juliane Britz, Fribourg - 15h30 – High-density EEG in animal models
Charles Quairiaux, Geneva - 15h40 – ERP microstates
Daniel Brandeis, Zurich - 15h50 – EEG microstates
Thomas König, Bern - 16h00 – Functional connectivity
Serge Vulliémoz, Geneva - 16h10 – Functional neurosurgery
Karl Schaller, Geneva
Farewell Session Chaired by Pina Marziliano
- 16h20 – Farewell message from the UNIGE Faculty of Medicine Dean
Antoine Geissbühler - 16h30 – Electrical neuroimaging : past, present and future
Christoph Michel - 17h10 – Closing remarks
Theodor Landis