Wael El-Deredy

Wael El-Deredy is a Professor at the University of Manchester, contributing to research beacons such as Dementia@Manchester and the Digital Futures Institute for Data Science and AI. His work focuses on reward processing, brain dynamics, electroencephalography (EEG), probabilistic models, and neural complexity. He collaborates internationally with institutions like Universität Leipzig and the Centro Neurociencias Cubans.

Research Interests: His studies span brain network dynamics, neuroimaging techniques, and computational models of cortical interactions. Projects include modeling synaptic dynamics using MRS and analyzing functional connectivity under anatomical constraints. Recent work explores spontaneous subnetworks in brain networks and deceptive cues in pain perception.

Projects: He led projects like 'From Neurotransmitters to Dynamic Connectivity' (2017–2020) and co-investigated neurofeedback interventions for chronic pain in arthritis patients (2018–2020). Current research emphasizes statistical mechanics approaches to brain networks and hybrid dynamical models.

Collaborations: Key collaborators include experts in neurology, computational neuroscience, and mathematics. His work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals related to health and innovation.