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  1. Croire, comprendre et éprouver

    Un sujet proposé par Jean-Christophe Emery

    Croire, comprendre et éprouver

    Refusant le réductionnisme qui consiste à croire que Dieu est une production de notre cerveau, différents interlocuteurs nous proposent leur regard sur les neurosciences. Leur position est claire: le cerveau n’explique pas tout! L’interprétation de soi et du monde entre en jeu lorsqu’il s’agit de donner sens à une expériences.

    Avec nous pour en parler: Stéphanie Clarke, cheffe du Service de neuropsychologie et de neuroréhabilitation au CHUV, Laurent Pfulg, psychologue et enseignant au gymnase de Beaulieu à Lausanne et Pierre-Yves Brandt, professeur de psychologie de la religion à l’Université de Lausanne.

    Les neurones de la spiritualité́ (5/5) : Croire, comprendre et éprouver

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AuLQSvslT1A

    #éprouver #Cerveau #cheffe #CHUV #comprendre #croire #Dieu #donnerDuSens #enseignant #expériences #gymnaseDeBeaulieu #interlocuteur #interprétation #interprétationDeSoi #JeanChristopheEmery #LaurentPfulg #neurones #neuropsychologie #neuroréhabilitation #neuroscience #PierreYvesBrandt #production #Professeur #psychologieDeLaReligion #psychologue #réductionnisme #regard #science #soi #spiritualité #StéphanieClarke #suisse #UniversitéDeLausanne
  2. m&i-Fachklinik Bad Liebenstein als Weaningzentrum zertifiziert
    DGiNR-Auszeichnung bestätigt hohe Qualität in der Beatmungsentwöhnung neurologischer Patienten
    #Beatmungsentwöhnung #Kontaktm&ampiKlinikgruppeEnzensberg #m&ampiFachklinikBadLiebenstein #Neurorehabilitation #Thüringen #Versorgungsqualität #Weaningzentrum #Zertifizierung

    medconweb.de/blog/kliniknews/m

  3. Nerorehabilitation encompasses more than just movement. Many neurological conditions can impact cognitive function as well. Dr. Jyutika Mehta and I enjoyed chatting with Dr. Nancy Chiaravalloti about her work developing and evaluating cognitive rehabilitation protocols for different clinical populations. Even people without neurological conditions can benefit from cognitive rehabilitation to help prevent memory decline over time.

    Learn more in our recent podcast interview:
    twu.edu/stroke-center-dallas/p

    #neurorehabilitation #rehabilitation #cognition #memory

  4. Wang et al. (2025) explored how parallel cognitive-motor tasks during robot-assisted #rehabilitation affect cortical hemodynamic responses. Using the wearable Brite #fNIRS device, the authors monitored prefrontal brain activation and highlight how combining #cognitive and motor training may help optimize #neurorehabilitation strategies and better understand patient workload during therapy.

    🔗 zurl.co/Z7LEf

  5. Exercise can provide a myriad of benefits, but it's hard to fit enough exercise into your daily life to reap the full health benefits. This is particularly true (and particularly important!) for people who have had a stroke, brain injury, or diagnosis of other neurological conditions.

    I was thrilled to join Dr. Jyutika Mehta for a conversation with Dean Catrine Tudor-Locke to discuss how exercise can help with neurorecovery, recent research on physical activity assessment, tips that can help clinicians, patients, or caregivers set realistic goals, and new innovations for quantifying and tracking movement.

    You can listen to the full episode here:
    twu.edu/stroke-center-dallas/p

    #exercise #physicalactivity #walking #rehabilitation #neurorehabilitation

  6. This randomized controlled trial examines whether music-based group exercise offers advantages over standard individual exercise in patients with acquired brain injury. Using a four-week intervention, the authors compare cognitive performance, mood, and activities of daily living between both approaches.

    While music-based group training was not superior in clinical outcomes, the study provides careful evidence that both formats support cognitive and functional improvement, with clear differences in enjoyment, concentration, and individual preference.

    Open access study:
    doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2025.165

    #Neurorehabilitation #ClinicalResearch #MusicTherapy #BrainInjury #StrokeRecovery #CognitiveRehabilitation #OpenAccess

  7. It's difficult for me to imagine going from having a normal conversation to having no words. The impacts of losing the ability to communicate are profound.

    In this new podcast episode, Dr. Jyutika Mehta and I spoke with Dr. Swathi Kiran and Patrick Prock about language recovery after stroke and evidence-based treatments and innovations in speech therapy that can help reconnect people with their friends, family, and community.

    twu.edu/stroke-center-dallas/p

    This podcast is sponsored by the Mike A. Myers Stroke Center at Texas Woman's University Dallas.

    #neurorehabilitation #rehabilitation #stroke #aphasia #speechtherapy

  8. 🦾 When we’re healthy, activities like walking, sitting down, speaking and remembering things can be done with ease. But if an accident or illness impairs our physical or cognitive capabilities, such everyday tasks can become difficult or even impossible. Researchers are working to develop systems that can help patients regain lost physical abilities.

    Find out more about some of our research projects: go.epfl.ch/0babb5

    #EPFL #Exoskeleton #Neurorehabilitation

  9. 🦾 Marcher, s’asseoir, parler ou se souvenir… Lorsque tout va bien, nos capacités physiques et cognitives nous semblent intouchables. Mais après un accident ou une maladie, elles peuvent s’altérer ou disparaître. Des scientifiques dédient leurs recherches à des dispositifs pour les soutenir.

    En savoir plus sur les recherches menées au sein de nos laboratoires: go.epfl.ch/fbcc21

    #EPFL #Exosquelette #Neuroréhabilitation

  10. We are pleased to announce that the NIH has awarded funding for a pivotal multi-site clinical trial of telerehabilitation to enhance motor function in stroke. Congratulations to lead investigators Dr. Steve Cramer and Dr. Dylan Edwards and the team on this new study that has great potential to impact neurorehabilitation.

    mrri.org/nih-awards-funding-fo

    #stroke #rehabilitation #neurorehabilitation #telerehabilitation #telemedicine #telehealth #clinicaltrials

  11. MRRI and Jefferson Health have an opening for a New Institute Scientist/Tenure Track Faculty position!

    This is a great opportunity to be part of our vibrant Research Institute!

    Check out the full job listing here: lnkd.in/gS5iCaKU

    #science #hiring #job #jobs #neurorehabilitation #neuroscience #careers #faculty

  12. It was wonderful to catch up with Gammon Earhart and hear about her latest research projects in this new podcast episode! Gammon and her collaborators are using innovative approaches like self-generated rhythmic cues (singing), mobile applications, and mindfulness to improve aspects of gait and physical activity in people with Parkinson's disease.

    michaeljfox.org/podcast/episod

    #parkinsons #parkinsonsdisease #PD #gait #physicalactivity #neurorehabilitation #rehabilitation #physicaltherapy #neuroscience #research #science #STEM #WomenInSTEM #WomenInScience #podcast #podcasts #scicomm #science communication

  13. A baby's movement patterns can provide a window into their developing nervous system, and I was thrilled to speak with Dr. Colleen Peyton about her research on early movements that can help predict development of cerebral palsy in this new podcast episode!

    open.spotify.com/episode/1YNsc

    #science #research #neuroscience #pediatrics #cerebralpalsy #cp #neurorehabilitation #rehabilitation #movementscience #physicaltherapy #PT #podcast #podcasts #scicomm #sciencecommunication

  14. Would you like to learn more about how (f)NIRS can be used in neurorehabilitation and try out our devices? Then come visit us at the joint annual meeting of DGNR, OeGNR and SGNR on December 14-16, in Augsburg, Germany.
    We hope to see you at booth nr. 31!

    #fnirs #neurorehabilitation #DGNR #neuroscience

  15. The journal Neurorehabilitation & Neural Repair launched a new Early Career Editorial Program!

    This is a cool opportunity for assistant professor level folks to get involved in an editorial board. Apply by Sept 1.
    asnr.com/files/NNR_Editorial_B

    #neurorehabilitation #rehabilitation #neuroscience #neurology #research #careerdevelopment

  16. Dr. John Whyte is the founding director of MRRI and MossRehab. His contribution to #neurorehabilitation, focusing on traumatic brain injury (#TBI) and disorders of #consciousness, to name a few, is invaluable.

    Learn more about Dr. Whyte’s research here:

    mrri.org/people/john-whyte/

  17. MRRI and MossRehab receive a donor gift from Mr. Tom Lloyd to support research on #stroke and #Parkinson’s disease.

    We thank Mr. Lloyd and other donors for their continuous and generous support!

    More on Mr. Lloyd’s story and his important contribution to #neurorehabilitation on our blog:

    mrri.org/mossrehab-and-mrri-re

  18. At MRRI we always seek excellent talents and researchers to join our team!

    Don’t forget to check our website for new job opportunities:

    mrri.org/job-opportunities/

    #neurorehabilitation #science #research #jobalert

  19. New paper out in Science Translational Medicine by MRRI Director Dr. Dylan Edwards and colleagues from Burke Neurological Institute and Weill Cornell Medicine. Learn more about how HF-rTMS can lead to axon sprouting and regeneration after spinal cord injury in mice:

    mrri.org/new-studies-advance-t

    #neuroscience #neurorehabilitation #neurology #SpinalCordInjury #research #science #ScienceMastodon #rehabilitation #Brain #BrainStimulation #TMS

  20. #Job alert!

    Interested in working with top scientists in a vibrant environment? Then join us at MRRI! We are looking for an Institute Scientist with expertise in traumatic brain injury.

    For more info about the post and application process, visit:

    mrri.org/job-opportunities/#is

    #science #ScienceCareers #neuroscience #neuro #sciencemastodon #research #JobOpportunities #Jobs #TBI #neurorehabilitation #rehabilitation

  21. Want to start off the #NewYear by learning something new? Our YouTube channel is full of informative lectures, seminars, research videos, and more from MRRI!

    youtube.com/user/MossRehabRese

    #HappyNewYear #neuroscience #Science #neurorehabilitation #research #STEM

  22. I had a wonderful time speaking with Dr. Whyte, Dr. Edwards, and Dr. Buxbaum in this interview! They are all outstanding scientists doing exciting work in neuroscience and neurorehabilitation at Moss Rehabilitation Research Institute!

    mossrehab.com/?id=2390&sid=2

    #neuroscience #neuro #neurorehabilitation #rehabilitation #brain #science #podcast #podcasts #research #stroke #TBI #MRRI #scicomm @LaurelBuxbaum

  23. After a stroke, it is not uncommon to experience one or more additional strokes. Early detection is critical for patient outcomes, but the logistics of post-stroke monitoring are difficult, and most approaches only capture a snapshot in time of a patient's status (periodic CT scans, clinician assessment, etc.).

    In this new podcast episode, our guests discuss Nuroflux, a wearable system that will provide continuous, quantitative monitoring of blood flow and activity in the brain for use in people after a stroke.

    cparf.org/sstposts/StoryId1669

    #Stroke #Rehabilitation #Neurorehabilitation #Neuroscience #Tech #Technology #Brain #EEG #WearableTech #Neuro #Science #Innovation #Podcast #Podcasts

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