Transcranial random noise stimulation (tRNS) is a recent neuro-modulation technique whose effects at both behavioural and neural level are still debated. In the first experiment the well-known phenomenon of motion aftereffect (MAE) was exploited in order to investigate the effects of high- versus low-frequency tRNS on motion adaptation and recovery. 36 Participants were asked to evaluate the MAE duration following the exposure of a circular rotating and expanding grating for 30 seconds, while being stimulated with either Sham or tRNS across different blocks. Different groups were administered with either high- or low-frequency tRNS. Stimulation sites were bilateral V5/MT, early visual areas or frontal areas. Results demonstrated that, where...
Within the brain, inhibitory signals originating from different GABAergic interneurons play crucial ...
Patterns of visual objects, streams of sounds, and spatiotemporal events are just a few examples of ...
2007/2008The neurophysiology of the monkey and human brain shows that transformation of visuomotor c...
Transcranial random noise stimulation (tRNS) is a recent neuro-modulation technique whose effects at...
1. Introduction The multidisciplinary approach of using brain signals for directly controlling ext...
1. Introduction The multidisciplinary approach of using brain signals for directly controlling ext...
A central issue in developmental cognitive science is to understand how cognition develops and chang...
Questa tesi di dottorato si focalizza sullo studio sperimentale dei correlati neurali relativi alla ...
Multimodal interfaces represent a key factor for enabling an inclusive use of new technologies by ev...
Neuronal networks are at the base of information processing in the brain. They are series of interco...
Functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) and diffuse optical tomography (DOT) are non-invasive ...
Within the brain, inhibitory signals originating from different GABAergic interneurons play crucial ...
The present dissertation show the fundamental concepts of the integration between psychotherapy and ...
ABSTRACT Peripheral nerve injury is a common clinical problem significantly affecting the patients...
L’emianopsia è un disturbo visivo caratterizzato da cecità in una porzione del campo, controlaterale...
Within the brain, inhibitory signals originating from different GABAergic interneurons play crucial ...
Patterns of visual objects, streams of sounds, and spatiotemporal events are just a few examples of ...
2007/2008The neurophysiology of the monkey and human brain shows that transformation of visuomotor c...
Transcranial random noise stimulation (tRNS) is a recent neuro-modulation technique whose effects at...
1. Introduction The multidisciplinary approach of using brain signals for directly controlling ext...
1. Introduction The multidisciplinary approach of using brain signals for directly controlling ext...
A central issue in developmental cognitive science is to understand how cognition develops and chang...
Questa tesi di dottorato si focalizza sullo studio sperimentale dei correlati neurali relativi alla ...
Multimodal interfaces represent a key factor for enabling an inclusive use of new technologies by ev...
Neuronal networks are at the base of information processing in the brain. They are series of interco...
Functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) and diffuse optical tomography (DOT) are non-invasive ...
Within the brain, inhibitory signals originating from different GABAergic interneurons play crucial ...
The present dissertation show the fundamental concepts of the integration between psychotherapy and ...
ABSTRACT Peripheral nerve injury is a common clinical problem significantly affecting the patients...
L’emianopsia è un disturbo visivo caratterizzato da cecità in una porzione del campo, controlaterale...
Within the brain, inhibitory signals originating from different GABAergic interneurons play crucial ...
Patterns of visual objects, streams of sounds, and spatiotemporal events are just a few examples of ...
2007/2008The neurophysiology of the monkey and human brain shows that transformation of visuomotor c...