Monica Margoni and Umberto Villani, both PhD students of the 34° cycle of the PhD Course in Neuroscience, have recently published the article called “Neurite orientation dispersion and density imaging discloses early changes in the normal-appearing white matter in paediatric multiple sclerosis” on the “Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery & Psychiatry”.
Low-frequency brain fluctuations during spontaneous activity reflect transitions between generic priors consisting of low-dimensional representations and connectivity patterns of the most frequent behavioral states.
In 2021 The Brain Prize, the world’s largest award for neuroscience, was awarded to
Jes Olesen, Lars Edvinsson, Peter Goadsby and Michael Moskowitz for their work on
the causes and treatment of migraine.
The Brain Prize seminar series on migraine and headache consists of 12 seminars from
international leaders in the field including the 2021 Brain Prize winners.
The series started in April 2021 and it will end in March 2022 and covers topics including
mechanistic studies in patients and animal models, genetics of migraine, cluster- and
post-traumatic headache, and treatment of migraine and headache disorders.
Prof. Daniela Pietrobon, affiliated with the “Padova Neuroscience Center-PNC”, on October 28th, 2021 at 4:00 PM CET will talk about “Migraine – a disorder of E-I balance?
Avviso di indagine di mercato
Indagine di mercato finalizzata all’affidamento diretto tramite mercato elettronico (MEPA) ai sensi dell’art. 1, comma 2,lett. a) del D.L. 76/2020 (convertito con Legge 11 settembre 2020, n. 120) della fornitura di un Elettroencefalografo (EEG) e di un Eye-Tracker portatili ed integrati in modo che sia possibile la sincronizzazione del segnale EEG con quello dell’Eye-Tracker per l’Universita’ degli Studi di Padova – Centro di Ateneo Padova Neuroscience Center (PNC) – CUP C24I19002710006
Scadenza per la presentazione delle istanze è il 30 aprile 2021 alle ore 12:00
The videos of the 2021 Distinguished Lecture Series of the “Padova Neuroscience Center-PNC” are now available on PNC Mediaspace
“Many animals fall for the same optical illusions we do, providing clues about how evolution shapes visual perception.”
The work of prof. Agrillo has been cited on the National Geographic site
Find below all the official communications from our University regarding the COVID-1 pandemic.
June 25th, 2018: “Multilayer network maps of functional human brain”
A talk by Manlio De Domenico, Bruno Kessler Foundation.
June 28th, 2018: “Structure-function relationship in large-scale systems: Brain (and spine) MRI.”
A talk by Claudia A. M. Gandini Wheeler-Kingshott, University College London.
May 17th, 2018: “The importance of central-peripheral communication: a neurovisceral integration perspective”
A talk by Prof. Julian F. Thayer, Ohio State University, OH, USA.
May 31st, 2018: “Brain networks and neuropsychological disorders in stroke”
A talk by Dr. Antonello Baldassarre: IRCCS Istituto Neurologico Mediterraneo – Neuromed, Italy.
May 7th, 2018: “Advances in Placebo Effects”
A talk by Prof. Irving Kirsch, Harvard Medical School, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, MA, USA.
May 24th, 2018: “Detection costs and Identification benefits for cued objects: From peripheral cueing to semantic congruency”
A talk by Prof. Juan Lupiañez Castillo, Universidad de Granada, Spain
April 12nd, 2018: “A computational model of shared fine-scale structure in high-dimensional cortical information spaces”
A talk by Prof. James Haxby, Dartmouth College, NH, USA.
March 29th, 2018: “Optical dissection of the neural circuits underlying sensory perception in the mouse cortex”
A talk by Prof. Tommaso Fellin, Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia (GE).
