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Neurosurgery Excellence Award. Neurosurgical services include: • Pre and post-op care for procedures • Craniotomy • Spinal decompression • Deep brain stimulation (DBS) • Surgical EEG • Care of TBI Neurological
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seizure. Methodologies include telemetry to assess EEG seizure, microscopy to assess neurodegeneration and a battery of behavioral tests to assess motor, sensorimotor, emotional, and cognitive function. A
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of Neurology (https://movementdisorderslab.umn.edu/). The Post-Doctoral Associate will be involved in the execution of experiments examining the progression of motor and cognitive signs in people with REM sleep
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, invasive neuromonitoring, continuous EEG and state of the art technology (dedicated ultrasound and bronchoscopy equipment). The Unit has a total of 7 multi-disciplinary neurocritical care physicians
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neuroimaging, TMS, EEG and pharmacological manipulations. For more information: https://clin-soc-neurosc-psy.univie.ac.at/ The research group actively promotes open and reproductible science (e.g., through
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neuroimaging, TMS, EEG and pharmacological manipulations. For more information: https://clin-soc-neurosc-psy.univie.ac.at/ The research group actively promotes open and reproductible science (e.g., through
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complex EEG procedures for inpatient populations across all age groups. This is a hands-on leadership role responsible for supervising daily operations, ensuring technical quality, operational efficiency
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, have taken PSYCH-UH 2218 Language Science and PSYCH-UH 3612EQ Lab in Language Science, and have completed training on acceptability judgment experiments and EEG and/or MEG. Excellent experimental and
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judgment experiments and EEG and/or MEG. Excellent experimental and syntactic analysis skills are required. Native or near-native like ability in Turkish is required. If you have any questions, please email
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the EXPLORA research group (https://www.ugent.be/pp/en/research/explora/overview.htm ) and is carried out in collaboration with Prof. Dr. Geoff Bird (University College London). People with autism experience