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21
Sep
The BrainBox Initiative Conference is specifically designed to give young neuroscientists a voice by providing valuable opportunities to present and be recognised for their research, network and exchange ideas with their peers and discover opportunities to collaborate. Included in the programme will be some innovative and exciting activities such as the Do's and Don'ts of writing a grant application; a valuable opportunity to gather expert advice from our grant gurus. Confirmed speakers are: Dr Jacinta O’Shea, Oxford University Dr Inês Violante, Imperial College…
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26
Sep
This course run in collaboration with neuroscientists from UCL, Lancaster and Imperial College aims to equip you with knowledge about the opportunities and limitations TMS can offer your cognitive neuroscience research programme. The course covers: A brief history of brain stimulation TMS safety and ethics Designing virtual lesion experiments using both on- and off-line rTMS Using MEPs in cognitive neuroscience Chronometric TMS and combining TMS with other methodologies Discussion sessions on advanced applications and how to integrate TMS into your…
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29
Sep
This course run in collaboration with neuroscientists from the Institute of Neurology at UCL aims to provide participants with plenty of hands-on practical experience and knowledge of the basic principles of TMS and TMS research techniques. The workshop covers: Basic principles of magnetic and electrical stimulation Physiology of transcranial stimulation of the motor cortex Insights into cortico-cortical connectivity Basic principles of twin-coil TMS Intra- and inter- hemispheric circuits activated by twin-coil TMS Principles of TMS navigation Research and clinical…
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01
Dec
Run in collaboration with neuroscientists at UCL London, this workshop course aims to provide participants with plenty of hands-on practical experience and knowledge of the basic principles and applications of transcranial electrical stimulation including direct current and alternating current modes. Participants will gain an understanding of: Physiology of transcranial stimulation of the motor cortex tES for studying cognition and in clinical practice Methods clinic Computational modeling tES with TMS and neuronavigation Demonstration and discussion of integrated multi-modal neuroscience applications …
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