Pascal Helson

Applications for 𝐂𝐀𝐌𝐏 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟔 are now open! Apply at camp.iiserpune.ac.in. Application Deadline: 30th April, 2026 #CAMP2026 #NeuroscienceMeetings .

Great collaboration with Arvind Kumar @arvin_neuro and grateful to everyone who contributed to the discussions behind this work!

🚀 New paper! nature.com/articles/s4174… Brain biomarker discovery must move beyond cohort comparisons toward multimodal & longitudinal brain data, defining multidimensional biomarkers better suited to brain systems' complexity & degeneracy. #Biomarkers #DigitalHealth #BrainHealth

Registration is now open for BrainNet 2026! 🧠 brainnet26.github.io Connect with the forefront of brain network data analysts, from theory to concrete application, at #BrainNet. Please help us spread the word by sharing 📢

First mean-field theory for networks with spike-timing dependent plasticity. We've cracked the analytical challenge of STDP at the population level. Our new method opens the door to studying a broad class of plastic networks theoretically! arxiv.org/abs/2510.02545

Why our our current approach to find biomarkers of brain diseases is inherently flawed and most of the brain readout databases are not useful arxiv.org/abs/2509.10547 @PascalHelson

I am pleased to share that I am starting a new position as Associate Senior Lecturer at the Dept. of Computer and Systems Sciences, @Stockholm_Uni. My research will focus on AI methods for time series data, with an emphasis on neural data and healthcare applications.

Thank you Dr. Pascal Helson for a brilliant session — the board did most of the talking, and we’re not complaining.📝🙌

That’s a wrap for CAMP 2025! 🎉 Our 10th edition celebrated neuroscience through thought‑provoking talks, buzzing projects, and endless curiosity. A big thank you to every participant, speaker & organizer who made it all possible. Until next time! 🧠✨ #CAMP2025

Non-equilibrium dynamics in Parkinson's disease medrxiv.org/content/10.110… @SWEBAGS_1 @ibagsglobal #Parkinsonsdisease @dig_futures #Parkinsonsdisease #parkinsonfonden Thanks @NatMEG_KI @PerSvenningsson @mc_vinding @PascalHelson @jowldthlr @ghonada for great collaboration

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🚀 Registration is now open for BrainNet 2025! Join us in Stockholm (or online) on May 5–8 to explore cutting-edge Brain Data Analysis, Bio-inspired Algorithms and Computational Neuroscience. 📅 Register by April 6, 2025 (Free event!) brainnet2025.carrd.co

Registration is now open for BrainNet+ 2024! 🧠 brainnet2024.carrd.co Connect with the forefront of brain data analysis at #BrainNet. Learn from leading researchers about the latest techniques for interpreting MRI and E/MEG data. Please help us spread the word by sharing 📢

New research from @arvin_neuro & colleagues explores brain-wide disease-related changes in neuronal function, by analysing resting state magnetoencephalogram (MEG) in 17 #Parkinsons patients & 20 controls; Result: aperiodic activity gives new insights nature.com/articles/s4153…

dopaminergic neurons have huge overlapping axonal arbors.But it doesnt mean that #Dopamine signal is scalar. It 's still possible to extract vector-valued feedback signal from dopamine pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn… @KTHuniversity congratulations @emil_warnberg

Behind our recently published paper! neurosciencecommunity.nature.com/posts/cortex-w… #NeuroscienceCommunity

@IBD_workshop Video recordings now on youtube youtube.com/playlist?list=…

Registration for Interpretable Brain Data Workshop 2023 is now open! ibd2023.carrd.co In @IBD_workshop, leading researchers will present state-of-the-art techniques for analyzing and interpreting MRI and E/MEG data, both from theoretical and experimental perspectives.

@PascalHelson @PerSvenningsson @mc_vinding etal show that PD entails major changes in aperiodic activity- indicator of exc-inh balance- in neocortex. Sensory areas are more affected than frontal regions nature.com/articles/s4153… Thanks funders @dig_futures @NatMEG_KI @SWEBAGS_1

Macquarie is coming home with gold!! We were nominated in the best energy project track, best model and bet new basic part!!!