Brain Plasticity
Understanding cortical plasticity is crucial for rehabilitating brain diseases and neurodevelopment conditions across all age groups. However, there's currently no simple and validated way to determine cortical plasticity in humans. Our goal is to deepen the understanding of these markers, hoping to contribute to the development of more effective rehabilitation methods in the future.
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Project duration
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Core fields of research
Learning, teaching and interaction
Physical activity, health and wellbeing
Research areas
CIBR - Research areas
Development across lifespan (CIBR)
Learning and memory (CIBR)
Well-being, health and physical activity (CIBR)
Brain changes across the life-span
Behaviour change, health, and well-being across the lifespan
Faculty of Education and Psychology - Research areas
Department of Psychology - Research areas
Department
Department of Psychology
Faculty
Faculty of Education and Psychology
Funding
The Ella and Georg Ehrnrooth Foundation
The Finnish Cultural Foundation
Project description
Our group is focusing on identifying markers of cortical plasticity with human neuroimaging. Understanding cortical plasticity is crucial for rehabilitating brain diseases and neurodevelopment conditions across all age groups. However, there's currently no simple and validated way to determine cortical plasticity in humans. Our goal is to deepen the understanding of these markers, hoping to contribute to the development of more effective rehabilitation methods in the future.
To be added - one paragraph about the TFRs and one paragraph about the modeling simulations
