Department of Mathematical SciencesGraduate Student SeminarFriday, September 19th, 20254:00PM-5:00PMStratton Hall 202Speaker: Derek Drumm, WPITitle: M/EEG Source Localization via Reciprocal Basis FunctionsAbstract: Magnetoencephalography (MEG) and electroencephalography (EEG) are methods of recording the magnetic and electric fields of the brain. These fields are generated by neurological sources according to stimuli felt throughout the body. Source localization is a brain imaging procedure which uses the recorded M/EEG signals to recover the region of the neurological source. This procedure encompasses two major processes: building a model of the neurological sources (the forward problem) and using this model in conjunction with the recorded signals to localize the site of the sources (the inverse problem). In this presentation, I will present a brief overview of the source localization procedure and showcase how it can be utilized using our in-house solver to localize sources from real-world data.

Join us for a casual karaoke session featuring Japanese pop (J-pop) and other music of your choice. We do non-Japanese music too, so don't feel forced in that sense. The event is open to everyone, whether you are familiar with Japanese music or just curious to try something new. Sing along to your favorite songs, discover new tracks, or just enjoy the performances. The event will take place in a medium-sized room with sound equipment provided. Sponsored by the Japan Association.

We keep the CC open until 2am the next morning and set out board games from our library for people to come by and play for free. Attendees can come in groups or just find people to play with at the event. Sponsored by Science Fiction Society.

Get your boogie on at the Silent Disco on the Quad! A silent disco is an event where you get headphones and can choose from 3 channels playing music. Jam out with great music and free ice cream! Sponsored by the CWB. 

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