Teaching

I am teaching the recording and processing of electrophysiological signals across different programs at Radboud University. Below, you can see in which courses I am currently teaching and what other teaching-related roles I have.

Neuroimaging I
Cognitive Neuroscience Research Master
In this course, I am teaching several lectures as an introduction to EEG and MEG. We talk about acquisition, methods, and how this is used in neuroscience research.

Neuroimaging II
Cognitive Neuroscience Research Master
Here, I teach source reconstruction. In several sessions, we look at the most common source reconstruction techniques for MEG and EEG data. The students also gain hands-on knowledge on how to apply them to data.

Methods in Human Neuroscience
Master Biomedical Sciences
In this course, I am giving an introduction to EEG and MEG with a focus on research and clinical applications. The course also features an EEG classroom demo and a practical where students get to analyze EEG data.

Research Learning Track
Bachelor Biomedische Wetenschappen
I am teaching several practicals throughout the Bachelor: On analyzing and recording of electrophysiological signals, for example the recording of muscle activity, heart activity, or the measuring of nerve velocity.

Specialization coordinator (deputy) for Medical Neuroscience
Master Biomedical Sciences
Together with Joanes Grandjean, I am coordinating the Medical Neuroscience specialization within the BMS Master.

Member of the Research Learning Track Committee
Bachelor Biomedische Wetenschappen.
In this committee, we coordinate the Research Line teaching of the BMW Bachelor, i.e., the education the students receive on research-related topics throughout their Bachelor.