We use state-of-the-art neuroimaging and modeling technology with a specific focus on 7 Tesla magnetic resonance imaging.

Ultra-high resolution magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) at 7 Tesla allows meso-scale imaging of the living human brain. This allows developing three-dimensional models of human cortex function where two dimensions perpendicular to the cortical sheet and one dimension in cortical depth are used to develop cognitive models (see Kuehn & Sereno 2018). My research group uses 7 Tesla MRI together with psychophysics to understand the link between the three-dimensional architecture of the living human cortex and age-related changes in human sensorimotor behavior.