Imaging and Epilepsy Group
Our group is at the forefront of unravelling the structural and functional abnormalities in the human brain that are associated with epilepsy and other neurological disorders.
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About our research
Our group includes several collaborating teams, each with multidisciplinary groups of scientists, capable of utilising and advancing cutting-edge neuroimaging technology to address key biological questions in health and disease.
Our research include the study of brain networks, connectivity, cognition and injury; neuroimaging analysis methods development/neuroinformatics; and clinical translation to improved patient care.
Research team
PhD students
- Naoto Nagino
- Suyi Ooi
Selected publications
- Bank AM, Kuzniecky R, Knowlton RC, Cascino GD, Jackson G, Pardoe HR and Human Epilepsy Project Investigators (2022), ‘Structural neuroimaging in adults and adolescents with newly diagnosed focal epilepsy: the Human Epilepsy Project’, Neurology, 99(19):e2181-2187, doi:10.1212/WNL.0000000000201125
- Pardoe HR and Martin SP (2022), ‘In‐scanner head motion and structural covariance networks’, Human Brain Mapping, 43(14):4335–4346, doi:10.1002/hbm.25957
- Zhang VJW, Jackson GD, Fitt G, Perchyonok Y and Vaughan DN (2022), ‘Seizure duration and spread dynamics in MRI-defined subtypes of temporal lobe epilepsy’, Neurology, 99(4):e355–e363, doi:10.1212/WNL.0000000000200354
- Young J C, Vaughan DN, Nasser HM and Jackson GD (2019), ‘Anatomical imaging of the piriform cortex in epilepsy’, Experimental Neurology, 320:113013, doi:10.1016/j.expneurol.2019.113013
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