PROJECTS
We run several research projects in each of the four research areas of our laboratory: Aging, Exercise, Neuroplasticity and Neurorehabilitation. Some of these projects involve people without disability while other projects require the participation of people with neurological conditions such as Stroke, Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s disease.
We are currently running several rehabilitation patient training programs which can be joined by patients to improve their physical well-being. Training sessions are free and clinicians and researchers are always on site to monitor patient’s progression and to ensure their safety.
This project explores the role of exercise intensity on brain plasticity, cardiovascular health and motor function in people with chronic stroke.
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This project studies whether the genotype modulates the individual response to exercise on brain plasticity and motor recovery in early stroke recovery.
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This project investigates whether, timely combined, the administration of dopaminergic drug and exercise can improve motor function in Parkinson’s Disease.
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This project uses non-invasive brain stimulation to investigative whether aging increases the susceptibility to memory interference.
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This project investigates the effects of exercise on brain plasticity and factors mediating its effects on memory consolidation.
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This project uses non-invasive brain stimulation to determine if exercise protects memories during consolidation...
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This project investigates interactions between exercise-induced changes in brain plasticity and sleep architecture during...
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This project investigates whether aging modifies the functional interactions between brain plasticity and sleep architecture during memory consolidation.
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