NeuroTrackerX Team
September 9, 2016
A study showed being watched can deactivate motor-skill areas in the brain. A critical factor was whether a negative or positive perception was involved.
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A study showed being watched can deactivate motor-skill areas in the brain. A critical factor was whether a negative or positive perception was involved.
With the Internet infiltrating multiple facets of our lives, offloading brainwork to your smartphone is more common than ever. Is it making us less smart?
How can we predict attention? A group of neuroscientists at Yale University took a novel approach to understanding the characteristics of mental stamina.
The mind controls the body
Between 2007-2014 the number of concussion diagnoses in ages 10-14 increased by 143%
The brain’s physics engine has been found to be located in a separate set of regions devoted to planning actions.
You might not see it, but your brain physically changes with natural aging.
To zap or not to zap...
Having the physical strength and technical abilities by itself is not enough for elite soccer players. They use cognitive training to reach the next level.
Neuropsychologists in Brazil suggest that using NeuroTracker for training cognitive processes could be valid for cognitive rehabilitation
Check out three exciting neuroscience research projects with this unique neurotechnology.
Mick Clegg, formerly from Manchester United returns for another Expert Corner. He discusses the new developments that enable better human performance.
Find out how connected the brain and body are in later life.
With a new team and new sports being added to this year's Olympic Games, Rio 2016 is must-watch TV for everyone in the world.
A newly published MRI study shows that brain disorders such as ADHD, Autism and OCD share brain biology characteristics and may lead to a new perspective on how and why these neurological conditions develop in childhood.
Working memory has been studied in detail for decades and is now recognized to impact all areas of learning and thinking.
A newly published study proposed that cognitive training could lead to increased blood flow in the brain - a measure of good brain health.
A 65-minute training intervention that improves working memory for soldiers, which can be crucial for decision-making and rapid information processing.
Dr. Pierre Beauchamp describes the scientific way to gain an edge in penalty shots. Part 2 - How Shooters Can Gain That Winning Edge.
NeuroTracker est un outil pour entrainer l'attention et la vigilance, utiles a la prise de decisions sur en jeu. Voici comment a s'applique au Football.
Dr. Pierre Beauchamp describes the scientific way to gain an edge in penalty shots. Part 1 - How Goalies Can Gain That Winning Edge
Veteran Manchester United FC coach Mick Clegg explains some of the science behind penalty kicks and how stopping them is a more difficult task than it seems.
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