In the search for neurotechnology-based rehabilitation

Weimer, Olesja; Flores, Aimee

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In the search for neurotechnology-based rehabilitation

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Flores, Aimee
Department Neurology, MPI for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences, Max Planck Society;

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Weimer, O., & Flores, A. (2024). In the search for neurotechnology-based rehabilitation. Spektrum.de SciLogs: Thinky & Brain.

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Abstract

The human brain has the remarkable ability to adapt to learn new concepts and abilities. This trait is known as brain plasticity. Our study group asks the question: How can we harness this trait with the help of neurotechnology to help people who suffer from disabilities after brain damage? For example, in rehabilitation after a stroke?