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On Thursday the 23rd of April 2026, Neuronal Oscillations group co-presented a group poster at the annual Department of Psychiatry Half Away Day, held at the beautiful Richard Doll building. The poster depicts the diverse research the group does. Poster designed by Dr Tommy Clausner.

We are delighted to announce that the four-day OPM-FLUX Toolkit 2026 will take place on the 13th - 16th July , at St Catherine's College, University of Oxford. The OPM-FLUX toolkit course provides a comprehensive introduction to analysing OPM-MEG data using OPM-FLUX, an advanced analysis pipeline for human electrophysiological data. Originally designed for SQUID-based MEG, the FLUX pipeline has been adapted for OPM-MEG. While OPM-MEG offers exciting opportunities in cognitive

Ole Jensen is presenting on 'An Adversarial Collaboration to Evaluate Theories of Consciousness' at https://www.exeter.ox.ac.uk/conversations-on-consciousness/

Ole Jensen delivered his inaugural lecture as University Chair of Translational Cognitive Neuroscience at Oxford University's brand-new Life and Mind Building on the 3rd of November 2025. The talk covered the research that his group, Neuronal Oscillations, has been conducting: from Large Language Models and working memory to spatial attention and paediatric OPM-MEG systems. The seminar linked fundamental cognitive processes to natural reading, aiming to translate research in

Neuronal Oscillations group members will lead a symposium on using Rapid Invisible Frequency Tagging (RIFT) for insights into attention and cross-modal integration. RIFT is a powerful novel tool for tagging sensory processing, making it a great alternative to SSVEPs. The symposium presentations will cover the current use of RIFT by our group members and collaborators in aspects such as speech comprehension, parafoveal processing in natural reading, resolving word boudary ambi