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@RealBrainTC @univ_lille 1. Humans are able to modify the spontaneous pace of their actions to interact with their environment and peers. This ability would be underpinned by high level cognitive functions. However, little is known concerning the brain areas underlying such temporal control. #BrainTC 
@RealBrainTC @univ_lille 2. The major problem is that current neuroimaging techniques (e.g., EEG, fMRI) are very sensitive to movement, making difficult the investigation of the brain areas in the scope of whole-body motor paradigms (Leff et al., 2011; sciencedirect.com/science/articl…). #BrainTC
@RealBrainTC @univ_lille 3. Within the last 10 years, the non-invasive imaging method of functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) has become the reference tool for experimental motor paradigms due to its tolerance to motion artefacts. #BrainTC
Soon starting Em. Prof. Riita Hari (Aalto University) @aivoAALTO :
"How to react fast with a slow brain".
Live stream at this link: connect.funet.fi/neuroscience/
Live tweeting under #brainandmind hashtag.
"How to react fast with a slow brain".
Live stream at this link: connect.funet.fi/neuroscience/
Live tweeting under #brainandmind hashtag.
I once again have high expectations from this talk!
Introduction about Riitta Hari by @hovatta with the long list of achievements that I will not mention here for lack of space. :) #brainandmind
