Motor Learning and its Relationship with Motor Recovery after Brain Injury Workshop

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Motor Learning and its Relationship with Motor Recovery after Brain Injury Workshop

November 11th, 2024, The Shalzack Auditorium

 

 

The Motor Learning: from Neuroscience to Rehabilitation workshop explored the vast spectrum of motor learning—from low-level movement calibration to high-level cognitive decision-making.

Recognizing that brain injury rehabilitation relies heavily on principles derived from healthy individuals, the event specifically tackled the challenge of translating basic science into clinical practice.

The workshop featured insights from motor-learning experts who presented recent advancements and proposed new frameworks for neurorehabilitation, including presentations, a poster session and a panel discussion on prospective endeavors and future directions for the field.

 

 

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