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edinburghneuroscience.ed.ac.uk

EdNeuro Research Centres

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Research Themes and Centres. Research Themes and Centres. Neuroscience research in Edinburgh takes place within a vibrant, integrated, and interdisciplinary research structure which facilitates interaction between researchers across groups, centres, schools and colleges, working at all levels of neuroscience from molecules through synapses and networks to cognition and behaviour. We are dedicated to creating an environment within which our researchers can flourish. Ow can it be protected and repaired?

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NeuroFederatie :: ABOUT US

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usefull links

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European Association of Neurological Societies. Http:/ www.rudolfmagnus.nl/. Http:/ www.utrecht.nl/. Http:/ www.visit-utrecht.com. Http:/ www.utrechtyourway.nl/.

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Partners - Figon

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100 jaar geneesmiddelen -. Nederlandse Vereniging voor Klinische Farmacologie en Biofarmacie. Het doel van de NVKFB is het stimuleren van onderwijs, onderzoek en praktijk van de klinische farmacologie en Biofarmacie volgens wetenschappelijke en ethische normen en een goede samenwerking tussen de betrokkenen in dit gebied te bevorderen. Ga naar de website. Nederlandse Vereniging voor Farmacologie. De vereniging heeft werkt samen met een groot aantal binnenlandse en buitenlandse contacten en organisaties.

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DTI study on monkey & human brain accepted | neuro STimulation and Registration lab

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DTI study on monkey and human brain accepted. Our paper entitled Comparative diffusion tractography of cortico-striatal motor pathways reveals differences between humans and macaques was published today. In the Journal of Neurophysiology. This paper was a collaboration between neuroscientists from the STARlab at the Brain Center Rudolf Magnus. UMC Utrecht, the Netherlands and the Schall-lab. These findings point to differences in the organization of cortico-striatal pathways supporting eye and limb movem...

journal.neuroscience-cognition.org

Journal of Neuroscience & Cognition

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Welcome to the website of the Journal of Neuroscience and Cognition! The Journal of Neuroscience and Cognition is an internal report of the Master Programme “Neuroscience and Cognition” of Utrecht University (NL). Its main aim is to give its students a first grasp of the world of publishing. Two issues are released each year, as well as an abstract booklet from the Mind the Brain Symposium. For more information on previous issues, please visit this section. As our slogan ‘. From students, for students.

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fMRI paper on reactive control accepted | neuro STimulation and Registration lab

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FMRI paper on reactive control accepted. The fMRI paper by Katy Thakkar. Fiona van den Heiligenberg. Entitled "Frontal-subcortical circuits involved in reactive control and monitoring of gaze" has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Neuroscience ( link to paper on journal website with access to full text. In healthy volunteers and Schizophrenia patients currently running in our lab within the UMC Utrecht. Brain Center Rudolf Magnus. KN Thakkar, F.M.Z. van den Heiligenberg, R.S...

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Brain Computer Interfacing in 2011 - International symposium May 20-21, Utrecht, The Netherlands

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BCI in 2011: From EEG to cortical implants. The majority of current BCI technologies use EEG scalp electrodes, for detection of several types of mental events such as imagined movements and the P300 oddball response. EEG-based BCI is now close to clinical implementation in the homes of paralysed people. What will be presented? What kind of systems can we expect to see, and when? Key players in the field of BCI will present where the research stands and what is envisioned for the near future. And the Brai...