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made a mini-game for events: find pairs of matching brains, the Allen mouse brain & a macaque brain are smuggled in to make it easier. meanwhile, we can talk about brain structure, cortical folding, twins, individual differences, & etc. 🙂💗🧠
— Natalie Schaworonkow (@nschawor.bsky.social) October 20, 2025 at 4:37 PM
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ok, imagine you have an oscillation that is not symmetric around 0 (small direct current shift) with some amplitude modulation, for instance with 1/f-dynamics. ➡️ then these 1/f-dynamics will show up in low frequency part of spectrum (red); in addition to around oscillation peak (yellow).
— Natalie Schaworonkow (@nschawor.bsky.social) October 16, 2025 at 3:58 PM
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making little mini brains for internal participants (who I can not pay with money) for our current experiment, using the individual structural MRIs.#ForbiddenBubbleGum 🙃
— Natalie Schaworonkow (@nschawor.bsky.social) July 3, 2025 at 2:45 PM
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not a human, but with a crisp middle temporal gyrus. who is it? 🙂
more 3D printing, the idea here was to use white material to get a nice diffuse glow when illuminated from inside, but it turned out to be not transparent enough.
the template brain is called ChimpYerkes29, taken from the BALSA database.
I feel the deviation from the human brain is most visible, when you rotate a bit and look at the visual cortex, much less folding. macaque brain for scale!
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3D printed brain, some LEDs inside, hand for scale.
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back from the CuttingEEGX conference & adding the shiny sticker to my laptop sticker collection. ✨
had to opportunity to talk with fun people about fun topics (measurement & analysis of oscillations, 〰️-theory building) in the CuttingEEGX ‘Evolving Oscillations’ session as the session chair. 
& if you want to learn some EEG/MEG analysis, you can already put the planned PracticalMEEG event in October 2025 in your calendar. 🙂
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just came back from #SPR2024, soaking up sun + good vibes in Prague 🌟
we had a really nice symposium “A Century of the Berger Rhythm: Then and Now” (only too short, we need to do a longer rhythms workshop somewhere 🙂)
Other symposium speakers were supernice, all the talks in our symposium: