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SUMMARY:‘Architecture and function of spontaneous brain activity in heal
 th and pathology’ - Maurizio Corbetta\, Professor of Neurology\, Univers
 ity of Padova
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CONTACT:Lucy Theobald
DESCRIPTION:Maurizio Corbetta\, Professor of Neurology\, University of Pad
 ova will speak on: ‘Architecture and function of spontaneous brain activ
 ity in health and pathology.’\n\nBiography\n\nMaurizio Corbetta is a neu
 rologist interested in the organization of the brain\, cognition\, and neu
 rological recovery following injuries. Corbetta has identified two brain n
 etworks associated with healthy attention and has provide a pathophysiolog
 ical model of spatial neglect. Corbetta has focused on understanding the f
 unctional organization of brain networks employing a combination of fMRI\,
  electroencephalography (EEG)\, and magnetoencephalography (MEG). Finally\
 , Corbetta has shown that focal brain injuries can lead to widespread func
 tional brain network abnormalities\, which in turn explain behavioral defi
 cits and recovery processes. Maurizio Corbetta is Professor and Chair of N
 eurology at the University of Padova\, and Emeritus Professor at the Washi
 ngton University St.Louis. He is also the Founding Director of the Padova 
 Neuroscience Center\, a multidisciplinary research center dedicated to Sys
 tems\, Computational\, and Circuit Neuroscience. He is a Highly Cited Rese
 archer by Clarivate\, and member of the Academia dei Lincei. He serves as 
 coordinator of the ERC Synergy project NEMESIS aimed at understanding the 
 circuit mechanisms of stroke and their modulation through non-invasive sti
 mulation\, and he will coordinate clinical neuroscience research in EBRAIN
 S.\n---\n\nCambridge Neuroscience invites you to join colleagues for this 
 joint seminar series from the Department of Clinical Neurosciences\, the D
 epartment of Psychiatry\, and the MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit.\n
 \nThe event takes place in the seminar room of the Herchel Smith Building 
 on the Forvie Site at the Biomedical Campus. The talk will be followed by 
 a reception.\n\nPlease do reserve your free seat through the following eve
 ntbrite link:\nhttps://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/brain-mind-health-seminar-se
 ries-maurizio-corbetta-tickets-1376229101289
LOCATION:Herchel Smith Building\, Seminar Room on the Ground Floor\, Forvi
 e Site\, Robinson Way\, Cambridge CB2 0SZ 
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