Units

NeuroMove - Laboratory of Movement Neurophysiology

The foundation of NeuroMove (Neurophysiology Movement Laboratory) is based on movement as a research focus and as an experimental tool. At the same time, movement is a fundamental human function and, it serves as a unique exploratory probe allowing the investigation of sensori-motor, cognitive, and emotional processes and their mechanisms. By integrating advanced and complementary methodologies, through both peripheral and central physiological signals, we examine the dynamic interactions between the brain and muscles across sensory and motor domains, from perception to action and vice-versa, in a variety of environmental, state-related, and clinical contexts.

NeuroMove is composed of four full-time professors, two professors emeriti, fourteen PhD students, one postdoctoral researcher, seven scientific collaborators, and one visiting researcher. The team is supported by three technicians from the faculty.

Links : http://www.brainsociety.eu
Fonds Leibu

Projetcs

Biological patterns recognition by Deep Learning models

In joint collaboration between the LNMB and the Machine Learning Group (Computer Science Department, ULB), this doctoral thesis focuses on improving myoelectric prosthesis control using camera-guided neuromuscular pattern recognition by Deep Learning models trained with synchronized EMG, EEG and 3D hand pose estimation during controlled activities in virtual reality. The project also encompasses brain-computer interfaces (BCI) and electrophysiological diagnostic tools (EDT). 

Collaboration : Prof Guy Cheron & Prof Gianluca Bontempi