This month's speaker was Büşra Mutlu İpek from King's College London. In her presentation, Büşra Mutlu İpek discussed a dMRI-based connectome study focusing on mapping U-shaped white matter connections in the brain and their behavioral relationships. The event, which shared current methods and analytical approaches, was followed with great interest by researchers, graduate and doctoral students, and clinicians. During the question-and-answer session at the seminar, held on December 24, 2025, in the NÖROM Building, participants engaged in extensive interaction with the speaker on white matter microstructure, connectivity analyses, and behavioral interpretations.


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