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  4. Characterizing state repertoire and dynamics of spontaneous brain activity by neuroimaging methods

Characterizing state repertoire and dynamics of spontaneous brain activity by neuroimaging methods

Období: 2021 — 2024
Poskytovatel: GA ČR

Publikace projektu

  • Spatio-Spectral EEG Patterns in the Source-Reconstructed Space and Relation to Resting-State Networks: An EEG-fMRI Study (2022)