Ivan Igor

Ivan Igor currently serves as an Ingénieur d'étude at COMETE INSERM/UNICAEN UMR-S1075, where he plays a pivotal role in advancing neuroimaging research focused on understanding brain network dynamics. His expertise lies at the intersection of signal processing, digital image analysis, and computational neuroscience, enabling him to contribute significantly to projects that investigate the neural correlates of cognitive states such as drowsiness and alertness. In this role, Ivan leverages advanced neuroimaging techniques, including resting-state fMRI, to analyze fluctuations in brain activity and connectivity patterns associated with varying levels of consciousness.

His work involves developing and implementing sophisticated algorithms in Python and Matlab for processing large-scale neuroimaging datasets, applying machine learning and artificial intelligence methods to identify biomarkers of drowsiness, and refining computational models of brain network behavior. Ivan’s proficiency in electromedical signal processing and object-oriented programming enhances his ability to design innovative tools for data analysis and visualization, facilitating deeper insights into neural mechanisms.

Through his current projects, Ivan contributes to the broader scientific goal of elucidating how fluctuations in alertness impact brain network dynamics, with potential applications in clinical diagnostics and neurotherapeutics. His multidisciplinary skill set, combining neuroimaging expertise with programming and AI competencies, positions him as a valuable researcher in the field of neuroscience. As he approaches the completion of his PhD in October 2025, Ivan continues to expand his professional insights, aiming to bridge fundamental neuroscience research with practical applications in health sciences and neurotechnology.