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A single active neuron is not sufficient. ~100,000 simultaneously active neurons are needed to generate a measurable M/EEG signal. Pyramidal cells are the main direct neuronal sources of EEG & MEG signals. Synaptic currents but not action potentials generate EEG/MEG signals (AP bidirection, cancel, and time constant is small, cannot accumulate.) pyramidal cell bodies (somas) average around ~ 20μm.
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For related inquiries, please contact us at (303) 724-2205 or email us at neuromaglab@cuanschutz.edu

Current MEG Projects

Neurologic Music Therapy for enhancing fine motor control in Parkinson’s Disease and other Basal Ganglia Disorders

Investigating Cortical Networks Disruption and Rehabilitation after Traumatic Brain Injury

A Room Temperature Atomic Magnetrode System for Telemetry of Epileptic Seizures

Previous MEG Projects

Gamma Band Dysfunction as a Local Neuronal Connectivity Endophenotype in Autism.

Gamma-Band Dysfunction in Childhood-Onset Psychoses.

Cortical Physiology as a Therapeutic Target in Parkinson’s Disease Related Dementia and Cognitive Dysfunction.