The workshop on brain connectivity will address current advances in the modern neuroscience will be addressed in with special emphasis on unresolved questions in the subjects of integration of in vivo multi-modal techniques (MRI, EEG/MEG, NIRs, TMS) to study human brain activity and connectivity. We will focus on top-down data driven approaches, emphasizing the need for compatibility with findings obtained from in vitro/vivo studies at different brain levels (intracellular recordings, local field potentials, intrinsic signals) as well the latest theoretical models.

The workshop should also lead to an exchange of conceptual and mathematical frameworks that had been demonstrated to be useful within their respective contexts. In particular, we want to explore the possibility that one level of enquiry can inform or be constrained by others. This could be done by combining approaches with different advantages/limitations or by application of concepts to new research contexts