Ben Goodwin reports on a major international collaboration using novel neuroimaging techniques.
Dr Bagshaw’s research interest centres on developing and applying non-invasive neuroimaging methods to questions in clinical and behavioural neuroscience. His current work focuses on using multimodal neuroimaging to measure simultaneously electrical activity and blood flow in the brain. Dr Bagshaw is pioneering this technique, known as EEG–fMRI, to shed light on how sleep and epilepsy affect the brain.
