Neuroimaging and Surgical Simulation for Neuroscience Research.

Brain3DViz is a research lab at Western University, London, ON, Canada. With a diverse mix of research assistants, Master's, and PhD students, our main research interests concern neurosurgery, neuroimaging, 3D visualizations, and augmented reality.

Projects and Research supported by

    • Transistor
    • Tuple
    • StaticKit
    • Mirage
    • Laravel
    • Statamic
    • Mirage

Showcasing the Latest Advances in Neuroscience Research from Our Lab.

Our website provides a platform for our lab to showcase the latest research in the field of neuroscience. We aim to share our findings with the world and promote collaboration and innovation in the field. Explore our website to learn more about our cutting-edge research and stay up-to-date with the latest advances in neuroscience.

Surgical Simulation

Our surgical simulation software allows for safe and realistic practice of surgical procedures, enabling neurosurgeons to hone their skills and improve patient outcomes.

Revolutionize Neuroscience research.

With our cutting-edge technology, we aim to revolutionize the way neuroscience research is conducted, providing researchers with new and exciting tools to explore the brain and the mind.

Neuroimaging

Visualize brain function and structure with cutting-edge tools.

Our neuro visualization tools provide high-quality rendering of neuroimaging data, enabling researchers to study the brain in new and exciting ways. Gain insights into brain function and potential treatments.

Researchers

  • Dr. Sandrine De Ribaupierre

    Principal Investigator

    Dr. de Ribaupierre is a pediatric neurosurgeon at London Health Sciences Centre, ON, Canada. Her main research interests include functional brain imaging, especially during development (fetal, neonatal and pediatric). This would include healthy subjects or patients with epilepsy or hydrocephalus. Another focus or interest is surgical simulation and its evaluation.

  • Dr. Roy Eagleson

    Principal Investigator

    Dr. Eagleson is a professor specializing in computer and electrical engineering at Western University, ON, Canada. His main research interests include 3D Biomedical Visualization and Surgical Simulation, Human-Computer Interface Design for Surgical Skills Training, haptic Interfaces, and Interactive Immersive graphical Interfaces (Volumetric Visualization with GPU programming).

Research Coordinators

  • Matea Zuljevic

    Research Associate

    Matea is a Research Associate at London Health Sciences Centre, ON, Canada. She completed a Master’s of Science degree in the School of Public Health Sciences at the University of Waterloo. She received a Bachelor's degree in Health Sciences with a minor in Psychology from the University of Ottawa. Before coming to LHSC, she worked as a Research Assistant at the University Health Network in the Neurology Department. Matea has expertise in population health and clinical epidemiology research. Her major research interests include epidemiology and cognitive function.

  • Derya Adil

    Neuroscience

    My research focuses on understanding how children with infantile hydrocephalus learn and develop, with a particular interest in brain plasticity and neurodevelopment. I use resting-state fMRI to investigate the visuomotor network in children with hydrocephalus compared to typically developing controls, and I incorporate behavioural assessments to evaluate cognitive functioning. I am also interested in how functional connectivity reorganizes in response to cognitive interventions, particularly within the visual and frontoparietal networks. In parallel, I use diffusion tensor imaging to examine white matter development and structural reorganization. I am especially interested in how patterns of white matter connectivity relate to functional outcomes in pediatric populations.

Student Reseachers

Meet the diverse team of researchers, students, and alumni advancing neuroscience through innovative technology and dedicated research.

Contact

Want to participate in our research? Thank you for your interest in our lab! If you would like to participate in our research, please send us an email and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

Telephone
1151 Richmond St
London, ON N6A 3K7