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PhD defense Alex Hoogerbrugge

Monday June 16th Academiegebouw Domplein Utrecht Uncovering, at any given time, how many items are present in someone’s (visual) working memory is a complex task. Alex investigated whether computational cognitive models can give insight into working memory usage based on gaze behaviour – and how experimental manipulations affect this usage of working memory. Additionally, he…

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PhD defense Sanne Böing

Friday June 20th Academiegebouw Domplein Utrecht. How do patients with acquired brain injury employ their visual working memory to efficiently perceive and use visual information? Do conventional neuropsychological tasks tell the whole story or should we move on to novel paradigms? During the course of het PhD Sanne found out whether eye movement behavior can…

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Abstract submission is now open!

We are excited to announce that abstract submission is now open for our upcoming symposium on the use of XR technologies for the neurorehabilitation of spatial neglect and related disorders. We warmly invite you and/or your team members to submit an abstract and share an update of your work. To support participation and promote diversity, we are…

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Save the date: Second XR symposium for spatial neglect

Join us for a dynamic two-day event at the forefront of neuroscience, rehabilitation, and immersive technology. This symposium brings together researchers, clinicians and developers  to explore how Extended Reality (XR)—including Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR), and Mixed Reality (MR)—can transform diagnosis and treatment of Spatial Neglect and related disorders in individuals with Acquired Brain…

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NEW! Relying on the external world: Individuals variably use low- and medium-loading, but rarely high-loading, strategies when engaging visual working memory

Böing, S., De Zwart, B., Brink, A. F. T., Nijboer, T. C. W., & Van Der Stigchel, S. (2025). Relying on the external world: Individuals variably use low- and medium-loading, but rarely high-loading, strategies when engaging visual working memory. Visual Cognition, 1–18. https://doi.org/10.1080/13506285.2025.2484523

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New! Inspecting the external world: Memory capacity, but not memory self-efficacy, predicts offloading in working memory

Böing, S., Brink, A. F. T., Ruis, C., Schielen, Z. A., Van Den Berg, E., Biesbroek, J. M., Nijboer, T. C. W., & Van Der Stigchel, S. (2025). Inspecting the external world: Memory capacity, but not memory self-efficacy, predicts offloading in working memory. Journal of Clinical and Experimental Neuropsychology, 1–23. https://doi.org/10.1080/13803395.2024.2447263 Individuals with memory impairments…

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Tanja sprak op NPO Radio 1

Tanja was uitgenodigd om iets te vertellen over het gebruik van noise cancelling koptelefoons. Beluister hier het fragment: https://www.nporadio1.nl/fragmenten/eenvandaag/9ded9a2a-a78b-46ff-bb7b-00409b78d3de/2025-01-09-feit-of-fictie-noisecancelling-zorgt-voor-overgevoeligheid-voor-geluid

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Nieuwsbrief december 2024

De december editie van onze nieuwsbrief is uit. Blijf op de hoogte van de laatste ontwikkelingen van SMARTneurolab en meld u aan via onderstaand formulier. Dan ontvangt u de nieuwsbrief in uw postvak!

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Wij zoeken Turkse Nederlanders die onze vragenlijst willen invullen!

Irem Akirmak is op zoek naar participanten voor haar onderzoek naar de CoCo-P. Zij heeft de CoCo-P vertaald naar het Turks en is nu op zoek naar Turkse Nederlanders die de lijst (online) zouden willen invullen. Graag delen! En meedoen aan haar onderzoek wordt erg gewaardeerd! Qualtrics Survey | Qualtrics Experience Management

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New! Alpha transcranial alternating current stimulation as add-on to neglect training: a randomized trial

Visuospatial neglect is a common and debilitating condition following unilateral stroke, significantly impacting cognitive functioning and daily life. There is an urgent need for effective treatments that can provide clinically relevant and sustained benefits. Multi-session transcranial alternating current stimulation combined with visual scanning training may be a more effective treatment for chronic visuospatial neglect than…

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