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What does it take for increasing cortical excitability?

A paper published by Campana and colleagues shows that, when using transcranial random noise stimulation (a form of non -invasive brain stimulation where a very mild alternating current is injected in the brain at random frequencies) for increasing cortical excitability (neural responsiveness), such

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Multiple deficits in developmental dyscalculia

DPG1 classroom - Department of General Psychology - via Venezia 8 Padova

28.10.2019

Gisella Decarli (Postdoc DPG)

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Neurofind: using deep learning technology to make individualized inferences in brain disorders

"Cesare Musatti" Room, Psychology Building 1, via Venezia 8, Padova

22.10.2019

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BRAINS meet DIGITAL ENTERPRISES

22.10.2019

BRAINS meet DIGITAL ENTERPRISES | HIT-DIGITAL MEET YOUNG RESEARCHER AWARDWe left off in style with the closing event of the DIGITAL MEET 2018. We'll meet this year with the acclaimed event of the opening of DIGITAL MEET 2019.Tuesday, October 22, in the magnificent setting of the Botanical Garden of

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People differ: Individual differences in aesthetics

4P Room, Psychology Building 2, via Venezia 8, Padova

25.10.2019

Perhaps the most quoted maxim about aesthetics is the Latin phrase, De gustibus non est disputandum. The implication is that tastes differ so much between people that there is no point in arguing about them. For experimental aesthetics, however, the impression is sometimes that the precise opposite

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