Mikail Rubinov

Name:	Mikail Rubinov
Affiliation:	University of Cambridge
E-mail:	(only provided to users who are logged into talks.cam)
Last login:	15 Sep 2015, 1:07 p.m.

Public lists managed by Mikail Rubinov

• Brain Mapping Unit Networks Meeting and the Cambridge Connectome Consortium

Talks given by Mikail Rubinov

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• Weighted and spatial network characterization of the human functional connectome
• Structural determinants and directed information transfer in self-organized critical neuronal networks

Talks organised by Mikail Rubinov

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• Cortical phase, amplitude, and cross-frequency interactions during task performance and rest.
• A dynamic view of fMRI connectivity: Frequency dependent cortical hubs and network integration in the human brain.
• The Human Green Brain Project: Computational Models of the Developing Connectome
• How does energy efficiency shape the organization of brains?
• Dynamics of cortical circuits lead to switching resting state functional connectivity
• Recent developments in diffusion MRI analysis methods.
• Interareal pathways in the primate cortex
• Dynamic causal modelling the 'resting' Parkinsonian brain, and network discovery
• Local and extended frontal lobe networks.
• A wavelet method for modelling and despiking motion artifacts in fMRI time series
• Relating structure and function: Diffusion and modularity in the human connectome
• Information integration, Granger causality and measuring conscious level.
• Expertise-dependent hub and axis reorganization of functional brain networks during meditation state.
• Modularity and maturation of brain networks in childhood-onset schizophrenia
• Modeling the human functional connectome.
• Linking cortical architecture, connections and dynamics
• Measuring rich clubs on weighted networks: definitions and random controls
• Semi-metric topology of functional brain networks: Sensitivity and specifity in autism spectrum and major depression disorder
• The importance of being balanced: Short and long range correlations in resting state.
• The Human Connectome Project: Progress and Perspectives
• Test–retest reliability of resting-state fMRI networks.
• Mesoscopic structures of fMRI networks
• Novel analytical methods to investigate correspondences between brain areas in different primate species
• Fractal Timing: Improving Life Support Devices by the Addition of Biological Noise
• The cognitive relevance of the community structure of the functional co-activation network of the human brain
• The brain at 'rest': investigating spontaneous activity in BOLD fMRI using Independent Component Analysis
• Modeling C. elegans: The Open Worm Project
• Toward reliable characterization of functional homogeneity in the functional connectome
• Exploring the Human Connectome: The Rich and Famous
• Hubs of brain functional networks are radically reorganized in comatose patients
• Centrality clubs and concepts of the core: decoding the communicative organisation of brain networks
• Introducing the Cambridge Connectome Consortium
• Google matrix of social and brain networks
• Mapping overlapping, dynamic brain networks from resting-state FMRI
• Pattern recognition in neuroimaging
• Semi-metric Analysis of fMRI Connectivity Networks
• Head Motion and Resting State fMRI Journal Club
• Varieties of Representation
• The Interplay Between the Peripheral and Central Nervous Systems: A Preliminary Network Perspective
• A Graph Meta-analytical Approach to Compensatory Activations in Schizophrenia
• Translational Neuromodeling for Psychiatry
• Degenerating Networks: Functional Connectivity in Neurodegenerative Tauopathies
• Mapping Neural Networks in the Fly
• Uncovering and Differentiating Network Structures
• Networks: Contagion and Resilience
• Physiologically Based Brain Modeling and Verification: Theory, Experimental Tests, and New Directions.
• The Pigeon Connectome and Knotty-centredness