Special Interest Groups

The IFCN has five Special Interest Groups (SIG). Information about these groups can be found by clicking on the SIG you are interested in.

To join a SIG, please Login or Join at the top-right of your screen, navigate to Groups in the top menu bar, Select the Special Interest Group you would like to join, then Request Invite. A group administrator will review and approve your request, or contact you if there are any questions.

You can also find several videos on our website that help you join a SIG, update your profile, or subscribe to a forum or blog: Community Hub Tutorials web page.

Example of a scalp topography (middle) with corresponding ear-topographies (left and right). The topographies were calculated using an individualized ear-EEG forward model as described by Kappel et al.

Advanced EEG-MEG Techniques in Clinical Neurophysiology

The SIG focuses on the use of advanced techniques for the spatial, temporal, and frequency analyses of EEG/MEG activity in Clinical Neurophysiology for research and clinical applications

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Brain Stimulation (BS-SIG)

The SIG focuses on all forms of brain stimulation techniques.

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Brainstem (BSS)

The Brainstem Society was founded in the 1990s by a group of clinicians and researchers devoted to the brainstem.

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Education

The Education SIGs aims to improve education and training of Clinical Neurophysiologists.

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Nerve & Muscle Excitability SIG

The newest IFCN SIG, this group focuses on exploring new ways of studying the bioelectric activity of the nervous system.