Gradient Biotech

Welcome

The Neurology area of Gradient Biotech is a web workspace for brain connectivity, functional imaging, and electrophysiology research. Upload connectivity matrices, EEG, or fMRI data; compute graph-theoretic network metrics; explore interactive brain visualizations; compare cohorts with Network-Based Statistics (NBS); and generate AI-assisted interpretations grounded in computed outputs.

What you can do today

CapabilityStatus
Connectivity matrix uploadCSV, NPZ, NumPy, or MATLAB .mat square matrices
BCT graph metricsClustering, modularity, efficiency, small-worldness, centrality
Network visualizationHeatmap, graph layout, and 3D brain views when atlas coordinates exist
EEG preprocessingBandpass, notch, re-reference, bad-channel handling, optional ICA
EEG featuresBand power, spectral entropy, PLV/coherence/wPLI connectivity
fMRI functional connectivityAtlas parcellation, confound regression, Pearson + Fisher z
Dynamic FCSliding-window correlation and k-means state identification
Cohort analysisGroup assignment, batch graph metrics, NBS, group metric comparison
Advanced EEGMicrostates, time-frequency analysis, source localization
AI interpretationGraph metrics, NBS, cohort, prediction, and microstate summaries with metric citations
Predictive biomarkersNBS-Predict-style cross-validated classification/regression on connectivity edges, with permutation testing and edge-stability maps
ReportingStudy run history table; pull neurology plots into the shared cross-area report composer

How the product is organized

Every analysis lives inside a study — your neuroscience project container. From the neurology dashboard you create or open a study, then work through:

  1. Study home — upload datasets, review subjects, launch cohort or run-history views
  2. Dataset workspace — run modality-specific pipelines and explore results
  3. Cohort analysis — assign groups, run NBS or prediction, compare graph metrics across conditions
  4. Runs — review run history for the study; add plots to the shared cross-area report composer

Pipeline jobs run asynchronously. Poll status from dataset and cohort pages until jobs complete.

Who this is for

  • Neuroscience researchers running connectivity and network analysis without maintaining local MATLAB toolchains
  • Cognitive and systems neuroscience labs comparing resting-state or task-based connectivity across groups
  • Psychiatry and neurology research groups exploring group-level brain network differences
  • Neurotech teams preprocessing EEG and extracting connectivity features at scale

What this is not

  • Not a regulated clinical diagnostic or neurological assessment tool
  • Not a passive brain viewer — visualizations support QC and hypothesis testing
  • Not automatic diagnosis — outputs are research metrics for exploratory analysis

Next steps

  • Use cases — scenario guides for connectome analysis, fMRI, EEG, and cohort comparison
  • Quick start — run your first connectivity matrix analysis in minutes
  • Key concepts — studies, datasets, runs, and subjects
  • Study workflow — how the main sections fit together