About Us

Often, our research is multimodal, combining behavioral and neurophsyiological assessments with imaging techniques to study systems neuroscience on a larger scale, rather than focusing on small components in isolation.

This involves understanding how the different parts of the brain interact to form networks responsible for controlling and maintaining specific functions, like motor or locomotor control.

Above that, we are interested in how neurological conditions disrupt functionality within the system and how non-invasive brain stimulation techniques can be used to study and alter brain’s activity and, perhaps, restore or improve lost function.