Understanding the brain is one of the big challenges of the third millennium. Our leverage is a joint effort of neuroscientists, clinicians and computer scientists. The improvement of neuroimaging analysis is our contribution to help deal with brain disorders. Artificial Intelligence is the way to learn from brain data.
The Neuroinformatics Laboratory (NILab) rises as a collaborative initiative between the Centre for Augmented Intelligence of Fondazione Bruno Kessler and the Centre for Mind and Brain Sciences of the University of Trento in order to promote interdisciplinary research in cognitive neuroscience.
Neuroinformatics stands at the intersection of neuroscience and computer science, and it provides theories and technologies for managing, analyzing, and modeling data collected with modern instruments of brain inspection used within the neuroscience community.
The research activity covers mostly the design and the development of novel computational models for the integration, analysis, and interpretation of unimodal and multimodal brain-imaging data. The research interests include the translation of results to clinical neuroscience.
Ludovico Coletta presents the work "Probing the clinical value of tractography reconstruction for glioma surgery" at the event International Society for Tractography (IST) in Bordeaux.
15 October 2025The work “Multimodal Interactive White Matter Bundles Virtual Dissection” in collaboration with Maharshi Gor is presented at the event International Society for Tractography (IST) in Bordeaux.
14 October 2025The work “Mapping the Superior Longitudinal System: anatomical insights from BraDiPho” in collaboration with Laura Vavassori is presented at the event International Society for Tractography (IST) in Bordeaux.
13 October 2025Chiara Riccardi presents the work "White matter bundle segmentation with deformation features in glioma patients" at the event International Society for Tractography (IST) in Bordeaux.
6 October 2025The paper “Integrating direct electrical stimulation with brain connectivity predicts lesion-induced language impairment and recovery” by Ludovico Coletta is published on Nature Communications Medicine journal.
1 October 2025The Neuroinformatics Lab receives the AI Future Creators Award by the Fondazione FAIR.
1 September 2025The paper “Anatomical insights into the superior longitudinal system from integrative in-vivo and ex-vivo mapping” in collaboration with Laura Vavassori is published on Nature Communications Biology.
28 August 2025The paper “Supervised white matter bundle segmentation in glioma patients with transfer learning” by Chiara Riccardi is published on Medical Image Analysis journal.
26 June 2025Paolo Avesani presents the work "Semisupervised learning of tractogram alignment driven by fiber correspondence" at the event Organization for Human Brain Mapping (OHBM) in Brisbane.
