Dr. Ferree conducts basic and applied research in human neuroscience, using electroencephalography, electrical impedance tomography, and functional magnetic resonance imaging. He specializes in the integrated use of these tools, and the development of data processing techniques that reveal fundamental aspects of brain activity in healthy and disease states. Clinical applications include the analysis of brain oscillations during cognitive tasks, the development of concise neurophysiological indices for acute stroke and other disorders, and the use of electrical impedance tomography to monitor the brain for hemorrhage and edema following stroke and traumatic brain injury.
RESEARCH INTERESTS
Cognitive neuroscience
Physiological signal processing
Integrated EEG and functional MRI
Modeling neural oscillations
RECENT PUBLICATIONS
Ferree TC, "Spherical splines and average referencing in scalp electroencephalography" Brain Topography, 19(1-2):43-52, 2006
SIGNIFICANT PUBLICATIONS
Ferree TC, Hwa RC, "Electrophysiogical measures of acute cerebral ischemia" Physics in Medicine and Biology, 50:3927-3939, 2005
Hwa RC, Ferree TC, "Scaling properties of fluctuations in the human electroencephalogram" Physical Review E, 66:021901, 2002
Clay MT, Ferree TC, "Weighted regularization in electrical impedance tomography with applications to acute cerebral stroke" IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging, 21(6):629-637, 2002
Ferree TC, Luu PL, Russell J, Tucker DM, "Scalp electrode impedance, infection risk, and EEG data quality" Clinical Neurophysiology, 112(3):536-544, 2001
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