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A neuroengineering lab at Stanford University focused on brain dynamics, brain health, and the neural mechanisms of anesthesia.

Stanford School of Medicine
Joined June 2020
Happy Holidays from the Purdon Lab! As we wrap up the year, we’re grateful for the collaborations, progress, and community that made this such a meaningful year for our lab. We’re excited to share a few highlights from the past months and to look ahead to what’s coming next.
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We have officially started collecting data on our Awake EEG and Aging Study which looks at EEG brain activities associated with aging and preclinical Alzheimer's! Here is the study design poster that Amber and Julia presented at the Stanford Anesthesia Department Retreat
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We're celebrating our 1-Year anniversary at Stanford University! Check out our next edition of our newsletter for our recent publications, new lab members, and upcoming events.
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Although we demonstrated several utilities of the methods, the reviewer (correctly) pointed out lack of empirical evidence for the approach's advantage.
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This work will be of interest to cognitive neuroscience, neural oscillation, and MEG/EEG.
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In the reviewed preprint, we propose a Oscillation Component Analysis (OCA) approach, in analogy to Independent Component Analysis (ICA), in which source separation is achieved through biophysically inspired generative modeling of neural oscillations. doi.org/10.7554/eLife.97107.…
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We are marking the beginning of our journey at Stanford University with the inaugural PurdonLab newsletter! Read all about our recent accomplishments and publications, and meet our new lab members.
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Here's to celebrating nurses everywhere! Happy Nurses Week! #MGH #HappyNursesWeek @MGHanesthesia
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