“NEUROCREA: improvement of creativity through non-invasive brain stimulation (tDCS)” The goal of the project is to know if it is possible to improve, through non-invasive brain stimulation techniques, commercial products that require high doses of creativity in their design, in basic and applied research. Randomized trials will be carried out combining conventional methodologies of well-known […]
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Cognitive rehabilitation techniques to treat schizophrenia
The article “Cognitive Rehabilitation Techniques To Treat Schizophrenia” in the Science Trends webpage has presented the results of the “Mechanisms of functional improvement through cognitive rehabilitation in schizophrenia” paper published in the Journal of Psychiatric Research. Results suggest that both verbal memory and processing speed play an important role as mediators in the improvement of […]
CALL FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST MARIE SKLODOWKSA-CURIE INDIVIDUAL FELLOWSHIPS
Position availabe in our lab by “MARIE SKLODOWKSA-CURIE INDIVIDUAL FELLOWSHIPS” Your Expression of Interest should include: One page proposal (template) A complete and updated CV (maximum 2 pages, plus full list of publications) A motivation letter For more information about the call: Link https://deusto.es/cs/Satellite/deustoresearch/es/inicio/investiga-con-nosotros/oportunidades-para-investigar-en-deusto/expresiones-de-interes Deadline June 4
World Parkinson’s Day 11 Abril 2018 “WE MOVE FOR PARKINSON’S DISEASE”
This Wednesday, April 11, 2018, World Parkinson’s Day is celebrated, and ASPARBI celebrates a solidarity gala under the motto “WE MOVE FOR THE PARKINSON” to give visibility to the disease, but also to the association ASPARBI. Dr. Natalia Ojeda has been invited to give a lecture on the work that has been carried out since 2012 […]
Radio interview to Dra. Ojeda and ASPARBI for the World Parkinson’s Day
For the World Parkinson Day 11 April Dr. Ojeda together with ASPARBI they were interviewed for the radio program “you will never be so young”. Link to the interview (Spanish): Interview Dr. Natalia Ojeda explains the work that the research group has been developed since 2012 with ASPARBI, highlighting the effectiveness of the cognitive rehabilitation program […]
[:es]Charlas 11 Febrero Día de la Mujer y la Niña en la Ciencia
The team has participated in the International Day for Women and Girls in Science. The February 11 initiative has promoted on its website (11defebrero.org) the meeting between educational centres that request a talk and scientists that are interested in disseminating their work for this purpose. These talks have been given during the first fortnight of […]
MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR!!
The Research group of Neuropsychology wish you a merry christmas and and a happy new year with our NeuroBelén/Neuro-nativity scene!!
Entrevista Onda Vasca: “Mejorar las funciones cognitivas de pacientes de Parkinson es posible” junto con ASPARBI
El proyecto multicéntrico que evalúa la eficacia de un programa de rehabilitación cognitiva en pacientes con enfermedad de Parkinson ha sido premiado en el Congreso Mundial de Parkinson (IAPRD) que se celebrará el próximo miércoles, 15 de noviembre 2017, en Vietnam. Este proyecto se ha llevado a cabo en el equipo de Neuropsicología cuya directora […]
CONFERENCIA EN ASPARBI “El sistema visual como una ventana para comprender el Parkinson”
El pasado 8 de noviembre tuvo lugar en ASPARBI una interesante conferencia bajo el título “El sistema visual como una ventana para comprender el párkinson: resultados y continuación del estudio Michael J. Fox” en la que se presentaron los resultados más relevantes del estudio y el seguimiento del proyecto. Gracias a la colaboración de pacientes y familiares socios de […]
Conference in ASPARBI association about preliminary results of the present study regarding cognitive rehabilitation and psycho-education
The research group has given a conference at the Parkinson’s disease association ASPARBI to present the preliminary results regarding the combined intervention: cognitive rehabiltation with patients with Parkinson’s disease and psico-education with caregivers. ¡Thank you really much for the warm reception!