Jeroen Van Schependom

Jeroen Van Schependom

Research professor

Vrije Universiteit Brussel

I’m Jeroen, an engineer-neuroscientist at VUB and I work on cognitive impairment in neurological diseases.

My team aims to understand how neurodegenerative diseases affect specific cognitive functions and leverage this knowledge into novel treatments to improve cognitive functioning.

You can find my main research interests and projects here

Check out my CV here.

Journal Articles

The spectral slope as a marker of excitation/inhibition ratio and cognitive functioning in multiple sclerosis
F. Akbarian, C. Rossi, L. Costers, M. B. D'hooghe, M. D'haeseleer, G. Nagels, J. Van Schependom
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The spectral slope as a marker of excitation/inhibition ratio and cognitive functioning in multiple sclerosis
A data-driven network decomposition of the temporal, spatial, and spectral dynamics underpinning visual-verbal working memory processes
C. Rossi, D. Vidaurre, L. Costers, F. Akbarian, M. Woolrich, G. Nagels, J. Van Schependom
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A data-driven network decomposition of the temporal, spatial, and spectral dynamics underpinning visual-verbal working memory processes
Neuronal activity and NIBS in developmental myelination and remyelination - Current state of knowledge
T. J. Scheinok, M. D'haeseleer, G. Nagels, D. De Bundel, J. Van Schependom
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Neuronal activity and NIBS in developmental myelination and remyelination - Current state of knowledge
Reduced alpha2 power is associated with slowed information processing speed in multiple sclerosis
A. De Cock, A. Van Ranst, L. Costers, E. Keytsman, M. B. D'hooghe, M. D'haeseleer, G. Nagels, J. Van Schependom
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Reduced alpha2 power is associated with slowed information processing speed in multiple sclerosis
Artificial intelligence will change MS care within the next 10 years: No
M. De Vos, J. Van Schependom
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Artificial intelligence will change MS care within the next 10 years: No
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