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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://academy.ant-neuro.com/event/closed-loop-neuros
 timulation-a-new-way-to-manipulate-activity-of-the-sleeping-brain-21/regis
 ter">Closed-loop neurostimulation: A new way to manipulate activity of the
  (sleeping) brain</a>\nThis webinar has ended. You can watch the recorded 
 session here. Welcome to ANT Neuro Educational Webinar Series! A recent ve
 nue in experimental design regards stimulus presentation guided by electro
 physiological brain signals. One such procedure\, developed in the present
 er's lab\, entails the tracking and prediction of oscillatory brain activi
 ty. This\, in turn\, allows fine-tuned manipulations\, like precise target
 ing of acoustic stimuli to any desired phase of brain oscillations. This c
 losed-loop neurostimulation procedure has been used\, for instance\, to im
 prove sleep and to influence memories during sleep. This webinar will deal
  with the technical aspects\, scientific relevance and clinical applicatio
 ns of this technology\, including the recent development of a headband-bas
 ed tool that allows closed-loop neurostimulation in home and clinical envi
 ronments. The scientific presentation will be followed by a virtual produc
 t demonstration and a Q&A session. Dr. Lucia Talamini heads the Sleep and 
 Memory Lab at the University of Amsterdam. Her research\, at the interface
  of neuroscience\, psychology and technology\, speaks to the role of sleep
  in memory\, other cognitive functions and emotional housekeeping. The lab
  has a strong emphasis on neurotech development\, including advanced metho
 ds to read and influence brain activity. These non-invasive brain manipula
 tions have been used\, for instance\, to deepen sleep and to influence mem
 ories during sleep. Dr. Talamini collaborates with several partners in aca
 demia and industry to develop clinical\, as well as non-clinical applicati
 ons based on the lab's findings. We look forward to welcoming you to this 
 webinar! ANT Neuro organization team [event ID: 4547] DISCLAIMER- Any medi
 cal information is provided as a general information service only\, and is
  not intended as a substitute for advice from a registered physician or ot
 her [...]
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SUMMARY:Closed-loop neurostimulation: A new way to manipulate activity of t
 he (sleeping) brain
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://academy.ant-neuro.com/event/c
 losed-loop-neurostimulation-a-new-way-to-manipulate-activity-of-the-sleepi
 ng-brain-21/register">Closed-loop neurostimulation: A new way to manipulat
 e activity of the (sleeping) brain</a>\nThis webinar has ended. You can wa
 tch the recorded session here. Welcome to ANT Neuro Educational Webinar Se
 ries! A recent venue in experimental design regards stimulus presentation 
 guided by electrophysiological brain signals. One such procedure\, develop
 ed in the presenter's lab\, entails the tracking and prediction of oscilla
 tory brain activity. This\, in turn\, allows fine-tuned manipulations\, li
 ke precise targeting of acoustic stimuli to any desired phase of brain osc
 illations. This closed-loop neurostimulation procedure has been used\, for
  instance\, to improve sleep and to influence memories during sleep. This 
 webinar will deal with the technical aspects\, scientific relevance and cl
 inical applications of this technology\, including the recent development 
 of a headband-based tool that allows closed-loop neurostimulation in home 
 and clinical environments. The scientific presentation will be followed by
  a virtual product demonstration and a Q&A session. Dr. Lucia Talamini hea
 ds the Sleep and Memory Lab at the University of Amsterdam. Her research\,
  at the interface of neuroscience\, psychology and technology\, speaks to 
 the role of sleep in memory\, other cognitive functions and emotional hous
 ekeeping. The lab has a strong emphasis on neurotech development\, includi
 ng advanced methods to read and influence brain activity. These non-invasi
 ve brain manipulations have been used\, for instance\, to deepen sleep and
  to influence memories during sleep. Dr. Talamini collaborates with severa
 l partners in academia and industry to develop clinical\, as well as non-c
 linical applications based on the lab's findings. We look forward to welco
 ming you to this webinar! ANT Neuro organization team [event ID: 4547] DIS
 CLAIMER- Any medical information is provided as a general information serv
 ice only\, and is not intended as a substitute for advice from a registere
 d physician or other [...]
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