
Neuroscience & Sports @UniLeipzig
Leipzig, Germany
Joined August 2020
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#eNeuro Opinion | Is Social Media Use a Blessing or Cure for Motor Function and Skill Acquisition?
doi.org/10.1523/ENEURO.0382-…
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🏓 How does the brain adapt during real-life #MotorLearning?
Carius et al. (2025) used whole-brain #fNIRS with APDs to study motor adaptation during #TableTennis tasks.
🔗 nature.com/articles/s41598-0…
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Tom Maudrich, Sebastian Degener, Patrick Ragert and Rouven Kenville (@RagertLab, @UniLeipzig) investigate the impact of acute blood-flow-restriction #resistanceexercise on somatosensory-evoked potentials in healthy adults!
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No needles required – vaccines can be pushed into the body using ultrasound 👇 newscientist.com/article/240…
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“Back to basics”
8 Stages of motor planning during a daily task (grasping a cup)
#brain #sensorymotor
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Out now in @BiologicalPsyc1 @SOBP
Our latest thoughts on "Targeting symptom-specific networks with TMS," with @foxmdphd of @BWHNeurology
Thanks to @harvardbrainsci @BrighamResearch @Brain_Circuits
biologicalpsychiatryjournal.…
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🚨 What are the effects of exercise on depression, anxiety and distress?🤔
This #BJSMBlog summarises the #KeyFindings from a recently published paper that demonstrated exercise should become the mainstay of treatment, rather than just an alternative🤯
➡️ bit.ly/43scIvR
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So the last month to apply has started. Have a look at this great opportunity and apply until the end of November for this fully funded PhD program!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Still looking for a fantastic and fully funded PhD program with an excellent research faculty? Have a look at our current open call: cognition.maxplanckschools.o… #passionforscience 🧠❤️🧠
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In this new #fNIRS study, young adults completed gamble bidding tasks while cortical responses were recorded. They confirmed the involvement of frontal brain regions in belief "updating" and demonstrated valence-dependent recruitment during the task. 🔗👀sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Fully Funded PhD positions @MPS_cog
MPScog brings together international doctoral candidates with Germany’s best scientists in a fully funded PhD program for Master or Bachelor students.
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#Germany #PhDStudent #ScienceJobs #...
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A strong argument against group mean comparisons for brain structure studies yet a strong motivator to dig into relevant networks and individual variations further. nature.com/articles/s41593-0…
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Is cycling enough to stimulate muscle growth in older men?
➖20–45 min per session
➖60%–80% heart rate reserve
➖3–4 sessions per week
After 12 weeks, VO2max increased by +13%.
But changes in muscle size were variable.
Some got bigger:
➖ Vastii +7%, Sartorius +6%
Others got smaller:
➖ Biceps femoris LH -5%, Adductor longus -6%
And most didn’t change (including none in the lower leg):
➖ Rectus femoris (-3%), Gracilis (+3%), Gastroc/soleus (-2%)
physoc.onlinelibrary.wiley.c…
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SfN’s annual meeting is returning to Washington, D.C. with an outstanding scientific program that features lectures, symposia, minisymposia, roundtables, & more. With the expansive Exhibit Hall & networking opportunities, this will be a meeting you won’t want to miss.
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Scientists have constructed the first comprehensive set of functional maps of infant brain networks, providing unprecedented details on brain development from birth to two years old. elifesciences.org/articles/7…
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“A century of research on neuromodulation interventions”:
Excited that out of 987,979 references, our 2017 @ANA_journals paper with @foxmdphd made it onto the map for the cluster “More recently, research on the use of DBS for PD has been very dynamic…”
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Human brains' walnut-like wrinkles have a large effect on brain activity, in much the same way that the shape of a bell determines the quality of its sound. go.nature.com/3WLFrcE




































