Internet Resources on EEG Brain Mapping

The Nicolet Instrument Company Home Page

This is the official site of one of the oldest and most respected manufacturers of quantitative EEG equipment. Other companies manufacturing quantitative EEG equipment in the WWW are Medelec, Walter GraphTek, EMSA (Brazil), Neurotec (Brazil), Lexicor, NeuroScan and Electrical Geodesics, Inc.

MEG and Epilepsy

A paper in the Siemens Home Page, discussing the value of magnetoencephalography systems in the diagnosis of epilepsy, with several interesting images.

Functional Brain Imaging

Cutting-edge research using computers to analyze and render images of quantitative and topographic EEG at the Technical University of Graz, Functional Brain Mapping Group, Austria.

Human Brain Mapping

The home page, with table of contents and abstracts of all issues to-date, of a research journal on the many techniques of functional brain mapping, including EEG brain topography. Editor: Peter Fox. It has a short but very significant list of Internet resources on brain mapping.

American Association of Electrodiagnostic Medicine

A lot of resources on EEG, EMG and ERP (bibliography, Internet links, etc.)

Electrical Geodesics, Inc.

A set of animated GIFs showing sequences of activation of EEG brain topography. See also the a list of research papers on the subject.

Functional Neuroimaging Lab, University of Colorado Health Sciences Center

Uses a combination of EEG topography and MRI imaging to study brain function.

International Consortium of Brain Mapping and the Human Brain Project

Two sites that are worthwile of a visit. There is also a fascinating site, maintained by the Signal Processing Group of the Human Brain Project, in the Niels Bohr Institute, in Denmark, with many images and animations.

Third International Conference on Functional Mapping of the Human Brain

An excellent page of links to relevant sites on the internet.

A Brief Overview of the EEG

An on-line tutorial on the basic of EEG and event-related potentials (ERPs). University of Arizona

Digital electroencephalograph, by S. Louise Norris, PhD

A brief article on the subject, with information on procedures, indication etc. for laypersons, in the site of an American neuropsychological clinic.

A Tutorial on EEG Source Localization, by Murat Somnez

A very technical text on the methods used to map electrical sources in the brain using EEG and MEG methods. University of Pittsburgh, 1996.

Chaos in the Brain

A site which describes current research on quantitative analysis of the EEG, particularly using chaos theory. From the SCRI, South Florida University

Brain Electrophysiology Lab, Psychology Department, Institute of Cognitive and Decision Sciences,University of Oregon

There is a list of interesting on-line articles and research projects on brain source localization.

From: EEG Brain Mapping
Author: Renato M.E. Sabbatini, PhD
In: Brain & Mind Magazine, August/September 1997.

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