Frontiers in Human Neuroscience: 500 downloads and counting
One of our recent articles published in Frontiers in Human Neuroscience just reached a new impact milestone.[…]
VIII International Conference Soria I-C3N
As every year since 2016, we have held the new edition of the International I-C3N Conference in[…]
VI International Conference Soria I-C3N
Between the 21st and 22nd of June 2024 we have held the sixth Soria I-C3N international conference.
Alzheimer Europe a.s.b.l.
Policy Review on Dementia in Europe with a Supplement on the AI-Mind Project This review provides updates[…]
Anxiety and the visual brain: (Neuro-)cognitive mechanisms underlyingpredictable and unpredictable threat processing
Matthias J. Wieser, Erasmus University Rotterdam, Netherlands Sensory facilitation of cues that predict harm is a useful[…]
OPM-MEG, the Next Generation of Functional Neuroimaging: From Data Acquisition to Analysis
Last weekend, our researcher Alejandra García Colomo attended the workshop “OPM-MEG, the Next Generation of Functional Neuroimaging:[…]
Understanding the effects of cortical gyrification in tACS: insights from experiments and computational models
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/gianluca-susi-7b72a358_frontiers-understanding-the-effects-of-activity-7325598013488263168-5_GJ?utm_source=social_share_send&utm_medium=member_desktop_web&rcm=ACoAAAMtAssB9jWf4dnaL7ukjJUzRsWX-BhjQFU Cortical gyrification is increasingly recognized as a key factor contributing to individual variability in brain stimulation[…]
“I’m still learning: Goya’s mind.” Conversation between Nazareth Castellanos and Fernando Maestú
“‘I’m still learning’: Goya’s brain or the biology of Cronus,” a conversation between Nazareth Castellanos and Fernando[…]
The Complutense University recognizes its excellent professors
Congratulations to Dr. María Eugenia López García for her recognition as an excellent professor by the Complutense[…]
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