Submitted by J.V. Taylor Tavares on Thu, 01/07/2021 - 12:00
Combining multimodal brain imaging (fMRI, MRS) with behavioural measures of visual adaptation and memory, we show that adaptive processing is supported by GABAergic interactions between two functional networks: a sensory-adaptation network (visual, intra-parietal, dlPFC) and a perceptual-memory network (angular, precuneus, dmPFC).
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We have a position available for a Research Programme Manager to support and manage the programme of research at the Adaptive Brain Lab The position will have responsibility for co-ordinating research activity, managing a number of large scale grants and providing a broad range of administrative services to support our...
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