Roi Cohen Kadosh is a leading non-invasive brain stimulation researcher. (Also elsewhere on the blog) A new line of research opens the possibility of modulating and enhancing human cognition using… Continue reading
http://youtu.be/D6CAgYsHAkU?t=2m21s Should start at around 2:21 in the video…. Continue reading
…of learning and cognitive enhancement. Kadosh points out that while tDCS did enhance performance in a math challenge, it simultaneously had a negative impact on another. Following Kadosh, Dr Hannah… Continue reading
Update 11/18/12 New Scientist has just posted a video showing (I believe) the device and test that will be used in Roi Cohen Kadosh’s upcoming study to study the efficacy… Continue reading
…learned,” Cohen Kadosh said. The volunteers who had the prefrontal area involved in learning and memory stimulated showed the opposite pattern. They were slower than the control group to learn… Continue reading
…this over medicines? Professor Roi Cohen Kadosh describes a phenomena that they’ve noticed where giving people a little electrical stimulation to the scalp appears to help people learn things quicker;… Continue reading
…need a tape measure with Centimeters) Foc.us 3d tDCS Placements Guide Model NEW! Searchable database of tDCS studies tdcsDatabase.com 10–20 international system Kadosh The Stimulated Brain: Cognitive Enhancement Using NIBS… Continue reading
…be used to help people with ADHD and potentially treat depression or conditions like Parkinson’s disease. Dr Kadosh said the research so far showed that tDCS is risk free. http://news.sky.com/story/1454195/how-electric-currents-could-boost-brain… Continue reading
Borrowed (screen shot) from the July 2014 Roi Cohen Kadosh edited ‘The Stimulated Brain’ (Google Books link which, though many pages missing, is still full of excellent info or buy… Continue reading
…This pattern played out in studies of memory, processing speed and mathematical ability, Horvath found. Roi Cohen Kadosh, a neuroscientist at the University of Oxford who has studied the effects… Continue reading
…individuals with low maths anxiety performed worse after tDCS. “It is hard to believe that all people would benefit similarly [from] brain stimulation,” says Cohen Kadosh. He says that further… Continue reading
…the more advanced abilities we have,” says Roi Cohen Kadosh, a neuropsychologist at the University of Oxford who is another of the leading lights in tDCS research. “It’s involved in… Continue reading
…Hétu (20101 Parietal (P4) Parietal (P3) Improved math understating / increased verbal impariment Kadosh (2010) Occipital (O1, Oz, and or O2) base of neck or CZ Improves visual motor reaction… Continue reading
…How does stimulation interact with behaviour? Can we improve the damaged brain? Are there physical and psychological risks? Join Roi Cohen Kadosh, Gregor Thut, Jacinta O’Shea and Gemma Learmonth to… Continue reading
…stimulation to the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex impaired the learning process, whereas automaticity for the learned material was enhanced. Wired Version New Scientist Version Tags: Roi Cohen Kadosh, Keith Spalding’s Simple… Continue reading