Pascal Kropf

Neurology & Neurosurgery, McGill University

I am a Ph.D. student in Neuroscience at McGill University in Dr. Amir Shmuel's lab. My research focuses on the study of the electromagnetic inverse problem as encountered in estimation of current-source density from laminar 1-D multi-electrode field recordings. Before joining McGill, I obtained a M.Sc. in Physics from the University of Bern in Switzerland where I worked on light-induced neural activation.

Related content: Professor Amir Shmuel; 1D Current Source Density (CSD) Estimation in Inverse Theory: A Unified Framework for Higher-Order Spectral Regularization of Quadrature and Expansion-Type CSD Methods; Higher-order spectral regularization of laminar current-source density; 1‐D CSD estimation revisited: a unified framework for higher-order spectral regularization of quadrature and expansion type CSD methods; Spatial specificity of BOLD and CBV signals in pial vessels: implications for high-resolution fMRI