Cognitive Neuroscience class MEG demonstration ============================================== Place and time: MEG lab in A2-008 at the 9th of October 2024, from 12:15 to 2pm Agenda 105min total ------------------- .. dropdown:: Lab tour and general equipment presentation `10min` - MEG overview - Explain the dewar, SQUIDs sensors, liquid Helium system - Explain the MSR (Magnetically Shielded Room) - Show the computers layout and the different capabilities of the lab (eyetracker, vpixx triggers, response box, audio stimulus) - Present what experiments we will run on this day and the outline of the demonstration .. dropdown:: Prepare the participant for an MEG experiment `20min` - Perform laser scan of headhape on the participant - Place participant in MSR, explain the headcoils placed on participant head - Perform auditory check for safety .. dropdown:: SQUID sensors demonstration `5min` - Show sensitivity to noise, rapid eyeblinks, teeth pressure, phone in airplane mode on and off - Show marker measurement and explain their importance for source localization - Show reference magnetometers and explain denoising for external noise .. dropdown:: Two demonstrations: Resting state and Attention (contra-lateral) `50min` - Experiment 1: `Resting state: Access link to code and description <../../3-experimentdesign/experiments/1-exp-resting-state.rst>`_ `25min` - Two blocks: a block of 10min eyes open and a second block of 10min eyes closed - Experiment 2: `Attention: Access link to code and description <../../3-experimentdesign/experiments/7-attention-experiment.rst>`_ `25min` - the participant is asked to focus on a centered point for some duration of time - at some instant, a flash to a point in the far left of the visual field will appear - the participant must press a button when they see the flash - the experiment repeats itself for the right side. .. dropdown:: Show and discuss analysis results `15min` - Experiment 1: `Resting state: Access link to Analysis Notebook <../../5-pipeline/notebooks/mne/resting_state_pipeline.ipynb>`_ - Show higher alpha power in eyes closed than in eyes open in the alpha band (8-12Hz) - Show that this difference is better seen in the occipital region - Experiment 2: `Attention: Access link to Analysis Notebook <../../5-pipeline/notebooks/mne/attention_experiment.ipynb>`_ - NA - NA