Multimodal Imaging of Brain Activity to Investigate Walking and Mobility Decline in Older Adults (Mind in Motion Study): Hypothesis, Theory, and Methods

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RT @IntWomenBiomech: This @JBiomech paper forms part of the Mind in Motion project; a huge study across 5 labs investigating the effect of…

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This @JBiomech paper forms part of the Mind in Motion project; a huge study across 5 labs investigating the effect of ageing on mobility measures using multimodal imaging of brain activity. You can find that paper here: https://t.co/UYJFZpF7NP 🧵3/21

01 Jul 2022

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RT @Ferris_vball: Looking to hire a research tech (M.S. or higher preferred) to work on Mind In Motion project (see ref below). Must be US…

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RT @Ferris_vball: Looking to hire a research tech (M.S. or higher preferred) to work on Mind In Motion project (see ref below). Must be US…

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