Connectionists: Updates on the Online Workshop "THE PREDICTIVE ROLE OF CONNECTED DYNAMICAL SYSTEMS"

[Stefania Della Penna]

Dear all,

this is an update following the announcement of the online workshop THE 
PREDICTIVE ROLE OF CONNECTED DYNAMICAL SYSTEMS that will take place on 
Jan 20^th  from 11:00 to 16:00 CET .

We now provide the detailed program of the scheduled talks.

*IMPORTANT: PLEASE BE AWARE THAT THE DEADLINE FOR THE REGISTRATION IS 
JANUARY 19^TH  AT 1:00 PM (CET)*


📅 January 20, 2026 | 🌍 Online |

📌 Registration (closes on Jan 19th at 1 pm(CET)) :

Free and open to all at the link 
https://www.pspweb.it/workshop/workshop-20-january/


TOPICS: The dynamics of MEG large-scale brain connectivity and their 
predictive power.

*Why Attend? *

Understanding how brain networks dynamically interact is key to 
unlocking the mechanisms of large-scale communication and behavior. 
While normative functional connectomes are now robust, widely available, 
and impactful across clinical and scientific domains, critical questions 
remain open:

• What is the functional meaning of spectral and temporal dynamics in 
resting-state connectomes?

• Which mechanisms give rise to these dynamics?

• How can individual dynamical features be leveraged to predict behavior?

This workshop will tackle these questions head-on.


*Workshop Focus *

Through cutting-edge methods and real-world applications, the workshop 
will explore how rich information can be extracted from brain connected 
dynamical systems, including:
• Advanced tools for analyzing large-scale brain dynamics
• Mechanisms underlying specific dynamical patterns
• Individual-level dynamical features and their predictive relevance
By bringing together leading experts in methodology and applications, 
the workshop will offer a multifaceted perspective on this rapidly 
evolving field and foster meaningful scientific exchange and collaboration.

A Truly Multidisciplinary Experience
The talks span disciplines—from computational neuroscience and physics 
to clinical and cognitive applications—creating a fertile ground for 
lively discussion, cross-pollination of ideas, and new collaboration


ORGANIZERS

Stefania Della Penna (University G. d’Annunzio of Chieti-Pescara)

Francesco de Pasquale (University of Teramo)



-- 
Stefania Della Penna
Full Professor of Applied Physics (Cultural Heritage, Environment, Biology, Medicine)
Institute for Advanced Biomedical Technologies and
Department of Neuroscience, Imaging and Clinical Sciences
University of Chieti-Pescara "G. d'Annunzio"
Via dei Vestini - Campus Universitario
66013 Chieti - ITALY
ph: +39-0871-3556937
fax:+39-0871-3556930
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