Integrative Neuroscience
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Assessment of Spinal Nociception Laboratory |
Aim: - To assess and modulate spinal nociception in humans - To understand reflex pathways and reflex modulation |
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Main Research Areas: - The nociceptive withdrawal reflex - Methods for quantifying the reflex receptive field - Development of new models of cutaneous hyperalgesia and Long Term Potentiation - Evaluation of sensory characteristics of existing models
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Head of Laboratory: - Ole K. Andersen
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Cortical Plasticity and Human Brain Mapping Lab. |
Aim: - To investigate the organization and reorganization of the sensory and pain systems using high-density EEG recordings |
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Main Research Areas: - Neuropsychology and psychophysiology of pain - Experimental models for cortical reorganization using conditioning electrical stimulations - Analysis of the effects of attention/distraction on the EEG rhythms in the expectancy of pain
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Head of Laboratory: - Laura Petrini
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Cutaneous Experimental Pain Research Laboratory |
Aim: - To provide basic understanding of afferent input, plastic changes, and cognitive aspects consequently leading to the perception of cutaneous pain |
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Main Research Areas: - Cutaneous stimulation technology developed through modeling and experimental validation - Advanced psychophysical methods used for assessing the nature of cutaneous nociception - Investigating sensory integration in the nociceptive system
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Head of Laboratory: - Carsten Dahl Mørch
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Rehabilitation Engineering Laboratory |
Aim: - To design and evaluate simple; yet, usable prosthetic and therapeutic technologies integrating knowledge from biological control methods |
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Main Research Areas: - Development of input systems to control assistive and prosthetic devices - Development of life-like sensors (Golgi tendon organs, muscle spindles, joint receptors) - Development of neural prostheses with surface electrodes
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Head of Laboratory: - Lotte Struijk & Dejan Popovic
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Sensory-Motor Rehabilitation Technology Laboratory |
Aim: - To develop techniques for assisting gait rehabilitation after cerebral stroke - Basic understanding of the motor control of the reflex during gait |
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Main Research Areas: - The spinal organisation of the human withdrawal reflex during different postural conditions and gait - Identification of strategies for controlling the reflex size and the reflex direction during gait - Establishing a tool for sub-acute rehabilitation of gait in stroke patients
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Head of Laboratory: - Erika G. Spaich
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Telehealth & Telerehabilitation Laboratory |
Aim: - To test and develop prototypes of welfare, telehealth and telerehabilitation technologies in close collaboration with all involved participants
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Main Research Areas: - Innovation of prototypes and “proof-of concept” of new welfare and tele-health/rehab. technologies - New tools, methods and technologies for patients to monitor own health and well-being - Clinical trials of telehealth and rehabilitation technologies
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Head of Laboratory: - Birthe Dinesen
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Experimental and Clinical Pharmacology Lab. |
Aim: - To perform Basic and in vivo studies to develop suitable models and biomarkers for investigating the efficacy and safety of certain medications |
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Main Research Areas: - Neuropharmacology e.g. Analgesics - Immunopharmacology e.g. Anti inflammatory drugs, Anti allergic drugs - Migraine Headache (Mechanisms, Novel targets) - Glial modulation of pain
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Head of Laboratory: - Parisa Gazerani
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Pelvic Organs Laboratory |
Aim: - The development of electrical stimulation methods to treat both bladder and bowel dysfunction |
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Main Research Areas: - Stimulation driven defecation using an implantable system in an animal model - Development of a sensor that is able to detect the onset of a bladder contraction - Develop and test a new method to treat stress incontinence
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Head of Laboratory: - Nico Rijkhoff
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