Key Mechanisms of Motor Control in Health and Disease

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This project provides an integrated and comprehensive view of the neurobiological underpinnings of motor control and its disturbances. The primary objective is to investigate motor control at all critical levels from genes and molecules to large-scale networks and to infer general mechanisms of motor control, their changes over the life span and their disturbances beyond a single species or a specific pathology.

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Psychoinformatics

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Simon Eickhoff (Principal investigator (PI))
Michael Hanke (Principal investigator (PI))
Michał Szczepanik (Researcher)

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Psychoinformatics

Promote open science through shared data and collaboration Build tools for reproducible, shareable science Integrate psychology with informatics Probe brain function with naturalistic, high-dimensional studies Self-hosted research IT infrastructure Adina Wagner Alex Waite Ayan Sengupta Benjamin Poldrack Christian Häusler Christian Mönch Daniel Kottke Emanuele Porcu Falko Kaule Jenna Swarthout Goddard Laura Waite Leonardo Muller-Rodriguez Małgorzata Wierzba Manuel Bayer Michael Burgardt Michael Hanke Michael Notter Michał Szczepanik Moritz Boos Odelfa Songong Pierre Ibe Richard Dinga Stephan Heunis Sven Buchholz Tosca Heunis Venkatesh Hariharapura Shivashankar Vittorio Iacovella Distribits Accessing Behavior for Clinical Data and Joint Usage DataLad Organized Research Information: Ontology-mapping, Curation, Orchestration Key Mechanisms of Motor Control in Health and Disease Study Forrest Data Management for Computational Modelling