Magnetoencephalography measures very small magnetic fields generated by electrical activity in neural tissue. It supplies a time-resolved signal that can constrain when activity changes relative to an event.
Inferring its neural sources is an inverse problem: sensor readings combine contributions from multiple locations and depend on their geometry. The technique therefore does not directly display the activity of one isolated neuron.

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