GAMES Research

GAMES Research

Video games show the potential to be used as cognitive enhancers, as shown by the research focusing on the development of effective approaches to enhance cognition in both healthy and impaired individuals, being effective in sustained improvement of multitasking skills in older adults.

> Eye Tracking
> For MRI
> EEG
> Stimulus Presentation
> Response Devices
> NIRS
> EPHYS electrodes
> EEG ERP BCI
> EEG Electrode CAPs
> Robotic Stereotaxic
> Brain Stimulation
> Small Animal Research
> Microelectrodes
> Multichannel Arrays
> TMS EEG
> EEG fMRI
> GAMES Research
> Neuroscience Lab
> Consciousness States Research
> EEG Data Analysis
> Behavioral Research Lab
> Neuroscience Meeting
> EEG NIRS EyeTracking
> EEG active Electrodes
> Bienestar
> Video Sync Lab
> Perception & Action
> Physiology & Behavior
> Implicit Learning
> Functional Connectivity
> Motivation, Emotion & Craving
> Executive Functions
> Plasticity, nfb & nMod
> nEdu & nDev
> Sport & Motor Behavior
> Neuropolitics
> Brain States
> Human Competence
> Language Processing
> Attention & Memory
> Decision Making
> Metacognition & MindSet
> Social Interaction
> Cultural Neuroscience
> Translational Education
> Neuroscience Meetings
> Consciousness in First Person
> Learning & Memory
> Aging
> Religare
> Sleep
> NeuroLab
> Baby Infant Research
> NeuroscienceGrrl
> Music
> Design of Experiments
> neuroAnthropology
> NeuroDance
> Brain Gut Axis
> NeuroEconomics
> Improving neuroeducation

GAMES Research	Games and Mental Health	Games and Neuroscience
Virtual Reality (RV)	Games Conferences	Eye Tracking and Games
About Game in Português	EEG and Games	NIRS and Games
Neuroscape	Kids Programming	Games Music
Virtual reality for small animals	Coding Basics for kids	Controlling baby behaviors with games
Games and Neuroscience 1/2	Games and neuroscience 2/2