Search Results - "Barban, F."

Design of an experimental setup for delivering intracortical microstimulation in vivo via Spiking Neural Network by Di Florio, M., Care, M., Beaubois, R., Cota, V. R., Barban, F., Levi, T., Chiappalone, M.

“…Electroceutical approaches for the treatment of neurological disorders, such as stroke, can take advantage of neuromorphic engineering, to develop devices able…”
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Spike-based analysis of brain injured anesthetized animals undergoing closed-loop intracortical stimulation by Care, M., Averna, A., Barban, F., Murphy, M. D., Nudo, R. J., Guggenmos, D. J., Chiappalone, M.

“…Acquired brain injuries, such as stroke, are a major cause of long-term disability worldwide. When an injury occurs within primary motor cortex (M1) there is…”
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P113 Investigating the neural correlates of brain modulation by Semprini, M., Barban, F., Bonassi, G., Carè, M., Pelosin, E., Mantini, D., Chiappalone, M., Avanzino, L.

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Keeping Memory for Intentions: A cTBS Investigation of the Frontopolar Cortex by Costa, Alberto, Oliveri, Massimiliano, Barban, Francesco, Torriero, Sara, Salerno, Silvia, Lo Gerfo, Emanuele, Koch, Giacomo, Caltagirone, Carlo, Carlesimo, Giovanni Augusto

“…The present study aimed to investigate the role of frontopolar cortex in prospective memory (PM) by means of inhibitory theta-burst stimulation (cTBS)…”
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Slowing of Information Processing in Alzheimer Disease: Motor as Well as Cognitive Factors by MARTELLI, Marialuisa, BARBAN, Francesco, ZOCCOLOTTI, Pierluigi, CATERINA SILVERI, Maria

“…To use Sternberg's Additive Factor Method to determine whether patients with mild Alzheimer disease (AD) are slow in information processing and/or response…”
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Computer-based cognitive intervention for dementia Sociable: motivating platform for elderly networking, mental reinforcement and social interaction by Zaccarelli, C., Cirillo, G., Passuti, S., Annicchiarico, R., Barban, F.

“…Recent research results manifest that mental activity, as well as social interaction are key prerequisites for preventing or delaying the progression of…”
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