[Eeglablist] CFP: Special issue "Brain Connectivity analysis from EEG signals"

[Carlos Andrés Guerrero M.]

Dear Colleagues,
A central paradigm in modern neuroscience is that even simple cognitive processes require anatomical and functional connections working together as a network and that these brain regions are organized in a way such that information processing is near-optimal. Now, algorithms and computational tools aim to identify and assess these networks and also to provide important findings in different EEG applications.
Brain connectivity thus consists in to analyse the spatially distributed but functionally connected regions that process brain information, and this rests upon three different but related forms of connectivity: Anatomical connectivity (AC), Functional connectivity (FC) and, Effective connectivity (EC).
This special thematic issue of Brain Sciences aims to assemble new theoretical approaches and computational solutions in Brain Connectivity Analysis from EEG signal. We invite papers for a special issue: “Brain connectivity analysis from EEG signals: new techniques and computational applications” in Brain Sciences Journal. This special issue welcomes contributions that engage with care in various ways and from a range of EEG applications. We welcome papers that computationally, methodologically and theoretically approach the growing importance of care for Brain Connectivity analysis.
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 20 November 2020.
Link: Brain Sciences

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Dr. Carlos Guerrero-Mosquera
Guest Editor