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Marta Murgia,Rosario Rizzutolso a way to rehabilitate some motor or cognitive functions. Brain plasticity can help restore normal brain functions by inducing brain activity. In fact, voluntary event-related desynchronization (ERD) in upper alpha and beta electroencephalogram (EEG) activity bands is associated with different ne

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Francesca De Giorgi,Rosario Rizzuto event-related potential (ERP) phase-locked to the event. However, it was unclear whether the more sophisticated face-evoked potentials can also be modulated by related mental tasks under the oddball paradigm. This study investigated ERP responses to image stimuli of objects, neutral faces, and emot

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Jim Haseloffmeans of communication and they have represented the target population for brain–computer interface (BCI) research in the last 15 years. Although different paradigms have been tested as well as different physiological signals have been used, to date no documented CLIS patient was able to control a B