Was called LÜK in Germany - happy hunting!

Sorry, that was in the last post of the thread - we're putting everything together right now and hope to have preprint and GitHub repo ready within the next two weeks.

That's exactly right. Probably normal for a 'new' niche field to have to find its methods and not get everything right the first time (our own work very much included), but it's nice to see things develop in the right direction.

This takes care of the usual autocorrelation issues in the surrogates and computes cluster mass based on complex representations in the polar plane so we can reliably control error rates in phase-related analyses. Putting together a quick tutorial paper plus open GitHub repo right now, more soon!

Together with Teresa Berther, @martinasaltafossi.bsky.social, @eliobalestrieri.bsky.social, and @ualsbombe.bsky.social, we have developed a pipeline which uses IAAFT-based respiration time series surrogates to then adapt gold-standard cluster permutation testing for circular (phase-binned) data.

Indeed - for the OPM approach, follow Sarang (Aarhus) and the Brussels-based group around Pierre Corvilain and Julie Bertels; for specialized fetal SQUID MEG, @joelfrohlich.bsky.social is the one.

So great to hear, congrats!

That’s a wrap! Thanks to the speakers @leahbanellis.bsky.social @tschreiner.bsky.social and Anke Karabanov and co-organiser @danlikesbrains.bsky.social for a great symposium 💪

Finally, we'll have the Brain-Body States Symposium on Friday morning, featuring @tahnee-engelen.bsky.social @leahbanellis.bsky.social @tschreiner.bsky.social and Anke Karabanov.
Friday's poster session will also feature the lab's recent work on respiration and active sampling.