Henrik Lindén
I
am working as a postdoc in the group of Anders
Lansner. Before coming here I did my PhD with Gaute
Einevoll in the Computational
Neuroscience Group at the Norwegian University of
Life Sciences (UMB).
Address
Department of Computational Biology,
School of Computer Science and Communication,
Royal Institute of Technology (KTH),
S-10044, Stockholm, Sweden
Visiting address
Roslagstullsbacken 35, room 162:003
Contact
helinden (at) kth (dot) se
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Education
- 2006: MSc in Engineering Physics and Complex Adaptive
Systems, Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg, Sweden
- 2010: PhD in Physics (Computational Neuroscience), Norwegian
University of Life Sciences, Ås, Norway
Papers
-
Lindén H,
Tetzlaff T, Potjans TC, Pettersen KH, Grün S, Diesmann M, and
Einevoll GT (2011)
Modeling the spatial reach of the LFP.
Neuron 72:859-872 (
doi),
[Highlighted in Nature Reviews
Neuroscience:
link]
[In the media:
link]
- Denker M, Roux S,
Lindén
H, Diesmann M, Riehle A, and Grün S (2011)
The local field potential reflects surplus
spike synchrony.
Cerebral Cortex 21:2681-95 (
doi)
- Etholm L,
Lindén H,
Eken T, and Heggelund P (2011)
Electroencephalographic characterization of
seizure activity in the Synapsin I/II double knockout mouse.
Brain Research 1383:270-288 (
doi)
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Lindén H,
Pettersen KH, and Einevoll GT (2010)
Intrinsic dendritic filtering gives low-pass
power spectra of local field potentials.
Journal of Computational Neuroscience
29:423-444 (
doi)
Book chapter
- Pettersen KH,
Lindén
H, Dale AM, and Einevoll GT (in press)
Extracellular spikes and current-source
density, (
preprint
PDF, 5.7MB)
in
Handbook of Neural Activity
Measurement, edited by R. Brette and A. Destexhe
,
Cambridge University Press, (to appear Aug
2012)
Software
- LFPy: A Python package for simulation of extracellular field
potentials that runs on top of the NEURON
simulator. Available for download at
http://compneuro.umb.no/LFPy/
(including installation instructions and
example scripts)
