Clinical applicability of fE/I biomarker will be tested in new grant from NWO

Together with clinicians and researchers from Utrecht, Nijmegen and Twente, CNCR researchers Verhage, Cornelisse, Meijer (FGA) and Linkenkaer-Hansen (INF) received a €1,8M grant to improve personalized medicine for children with autism. A novel EEG biomarker of Excitation/Inhibition (fE/I), developed by Richard Hardstone in the team of Linkenkaer-Hansen, will be used to group children with ASD based on the balance between excitation and inhibition in their brain.

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Richard Hardstone, PhD
Richard Hardstone, PhD
Research Fellow
Group of David Lin, MD

My research interests include developing neurophysiological biomarkers, computational modeling, and understanding self-organizing systems.