The Computational Psychiatry Lab is a unique lab, researching the human mind with computational tools, since September 2013. Research in the computational psychiatry lab involves experimental work, data analysis and computational modeling aimed at developing new insights into psychiatric and neurological phenomena. Currently we are focusing on a few interesting projects: 

Critical brain dynamics

​Computational models of large-scale brain activity

Dynamics of the epileptic brain

​Brain-Computer Interfaces and neurofeedback

Learning in recurrent networks of spiking neurons

​EEG-based neuromarkers for neurological and neuro-psychiatric disorders

EEG-based monitoring of cognitive workload and skill acquisition​