Hello
I am an assistant professor at the department of Electronics and Informatics (ETRO) and the AI supported modelling in clinical sciences (AIMS) at Vrije Universiteit Brussel. I work on cognitive impairment in neurological disorders. My main research goal is to develop novel treatments strategies based on an improved understanding of how different neurological disorders affect specific cognitive domains. To this aim, my team uses a variety of neuroimaging techniques (MEG, MRI), tests novel neuromodulation techniques in rodent models of multiple sclerosis and assesses the validity of neurostimulation simulation software in neurological diseases.
Next to my research, I am currently an elected member of the Jonge Academie where we work on a variety of topics relevant to academia.
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Experience
Education
- Datamining of clinical cognitive data
- Analysis of cognitive decline in multiple sclerosis
- Automated analysis of electroencephalography (EEG) data
- Graph theoretical analysis of EEG networks
- Automated processing of MR imaging
- Joint PhD with UMons
- PhD presented at UMons in French
- Erasmus to Universidad Complutense de Madrid
- Master thesis on the effect of orbital degeneration and structure on the efficiency of molecular magnets, see here
Get in touch
You can contact me at jeroen dot van dot schependom at vub dot be