ERC Starting Grant · 2021
Neuroprosthetic Modulation of Large-Scale Brain Networks for Treating Memory Disorders
Cognitive deficits caused by ageing, neurodegenerative diseases or brain injury represent a major public health issue. They are associated with a disruption of neural oscillations in large-scale brain networks, which cannot be restored using current treatments. Here, I propose a new neuromodulation framework for manipulating neural oscillations across large-scale brain networks to improve learning and memory. Specifically, I will create a large-scale neuroprosthesis of the hippocampus-prefrontal cortex circuit, which will simultaneously record and stimulate electrically key areas of the episodic memory network. I hypothesize that spatially, spectrally and temporally specific stimulation…
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