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* Neurethic XR examines the benefits and limitations of extended reality on cognition, especially in learning situations. | * Neurethic XR examines the benefits and limitations of extended reality on cognition, especially in learning situations. | ||
The experiments take place in a hospital setting and within the Neurethic Lab, an experimental space equipped with a wide variety of neuro and electrophysiological measurement tools, such as electroencephalography, electrodermal activity, cardiac activity, and eye tracking. The Neurethic Lab also enables the creation of stimuli and immersive environments through extended reality devices. | The experiments take place in a hospital setting and within the Neurethic Lab, an experimental space equipped with a wide variety of neuro and electrophysiological measurement [[Tools|tools]], such as electroencephalography, electrodermal activity, cardiac activity, and eye tracking. The Neurethic Lab also enables the creation of stimuli and immersive environments through extended reality devices. | ||
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Dernière version du 23 mars 2026 à 09:48
Neurethic Lab
Neurethic Lab is a research team in cognitive neuroscience based on an experimental and ethical approach, employing a methodology that includes behavioral, cognitive, and neurophysiological measures. It unfolds along three main axes:
- Neurethic Health addresses the cognitive and emotional issues of patients suffering from neurodegenerative diseases (in particular multiple sclerosis) and neurodevelopmental pathologies.
- Neurethic Interaction studies the neurophysiology of human-machine interaction and the perception of the human element in hybrid interactions.
- Neurethic XR examines the benefits and limitations of extended reality on cognition, especially in learning situations.
The experiments take place in a hospital setting and within the Neurethic Lab, an experimental space equipped with a wide variety of neuro and electrophysiological measurement tools, such as electroencephalography, electrodermal activity, cardiac activity, and eye tracking. The Neurethic Lab also enables the creation of stimuli and immersive environments through extended reality devices.
Projects
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