Event Type: Workshop
Event Theme: Evidence-based Practice
Speaker: Dr. Olga Lucía Gamboa (Senior Research Scientist, Center for Cognitive Neuroscience, Duke University)
Date: 29 November 2018 (Thursday)
Time: 10:00am - 1:00pm; 2:30pm - 6:30pm
Venue: RLG309, Research Complex, HKSYU
Language: English
Remarks:
1) Refreshment will be provided.
2) Free Admission.
3) Registration is not compulsory but recommended for seat-reservation and news update.
Morning Sessions:
Session 1 – Lecture “TMS Principles”
Session 2 – Lecture “ TMS Safety aspects”
Afternoon Sessions:
Session 3 – Lecture: “TMS applicability”
Session 4 – hands on: “TMS technique: the basics”
Dr. Olga Lucía Gamboa is a physicist with a Ph.D. in Basic and Clinical Neurology. During all her career as a researcher she have worked with non-invasive magnetic and electric stimulation techniques applied to cells, non-human primates and humans. During the last 10 years her research efforts have been dedicated to investigate neural plasticity and brain function in humans using transcranial stimulation methods (Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) and transcranial electric stimulation).
Her areas of research include motor cortex plasticity, neurophysiologic research with TMS in child and adolescent psychiatry focused on anxiety and TMS combined with neuroimaging methods (offline and concurrent fMRI and EEG) to assess and modulate cognitive function. Besides, she uses neuroimaging and mindfulness practices in her own research focused on understanding cognitive processes such as memory and forgetting linked to emotion and how these affect well-being.
Should you have any enquiries, Please feel free to contact: cebp@hksyu.edu