Project R-14081

High-performance NeuroChronometrics Lab (NeuroChron) for unravelling the neurophysiological mechanisms underlying sensorimotor control to enhance rehabilitation (Research)

A holistic approach to neuroscientific research questions is becoming increasingly key. To achieve this, the high-performance NeuroChronometrics Lab will incorporate a cutting-edge multimodal technology platform (see overview figure below), which seamlessly integrates advanced noninvasive brain stimulation (NIBS) with high-resolution temporal measurement of brain activity, to deliver unparalleled advances to the field. Our mission is to understand the human brain in relationto sensorimotor control, and to optimise novel neurorehabilitation paradigms in clinical practice via the combination of cutting-edge fundamental and clinical research. Below, we outline the immense benefit that the NeuroChronometrics Lab will yield on both ongoing and future research in 5 work packages (WP).

07 July 2023 - 06 July 2027