Both projects are based in our research line in healthy and pathological aging, and in particular in our works in Alzheimer’s disease.
The first project (funded by the NIH-R01 program) aims to stablish the ambulatory use of EEG as diagnositc tool for the first stages of Alzheimer’s disease.
The second project (funded by the EU-US Collaborative Research in Computational Neuroscience (CRCNS)) will develop a computational model to help understanding the inhibitory/excitatory balance in the first stages of this disease.