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Here you will find all the latest news about DRCMR and the researchers and students working at the centre.
How does our media use affect our brain, motor function, and social and emotional life?
His work is made possible by the state of the equipment available at DRCMR.
The International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine
![[EXPIRED] Postdoc in Microstructure Imaging of Hearing Loss](/media/k2/items/cache/320b783b13f6b591849dc82b8df81be8_S.jpg)
![[EXPIRED] Postdoc in Auditory Neuroscience and Functional Neuroimaging](/media/k2/items/cache/24c01e452493eba0f9e741ef09a2d61a_S.jpg)
Non-invasive Transcranial Brain Stimulation Course is held 27-30 November 2018
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The DRCMR is a co-applicant in two of newly awarded projects by the Novo Nordisk Synergy Programme
With MRI and specific exercises, Professor Carl-Johan Boraxbekk at DRCMR does research on how older persons can sharpen the brain for a long and healthy aging - and maybe delay dementia.
The key is to map disease-specific fingerprints in the patient's brain
Postdoctoral Researcher David Meder has been part of the group investigating what happens in the brain when we make decisions.
In research published this week in Cerebral Cortex, DRCMR researchers were able to decode which sound a person is listening to by analysing his or her brain activity patterns.
