Our research focuses on motor learning and plasticity. We study key aspects of skill acquisition and skill stabilization using non-invasive techniques such as Magnetic Resonance Imaging and Electroencephalography to understand the mechanisms supporting memory formation during wakefulness and sleep. Through this multi-modal approach, we aim to understand how these mechanisms support gains in performance at different temporal scales from seconds to days, with the ultimate goal of optimizing training protocols and rehabilitation approaches.

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