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Taubheit: Gehirn nutzt Hörareale für den Sehsinn | DiePresse.com
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Das Gehirn ist sehr effizient und lässt ungenutzten Raum nicht verkümmern. Ungenutzten Areale des Hörzentrums übernehmen visuelle Aufgaben.
Deaf people 'can rewire brains' - BBC News
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The brain is very efficient, and doesn't let unused space go to waste Dr Stephen Lomber, Researcher. Their cats were given tests in which ...
Deaf people 'can develop super-vision'
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People deaf from birth may develop a form of
neu & aktuell: Medizinische Kurzmeldungen | Ärztezeitung
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— „Das Gehirn ist sehr effizient und lässt ungenutzten Raum nicht verkümmern“, so Studienleiter Stephen Lomber von der Universität von Western ... › Inhaltsverzeichnis › Medizin
Gehörlose können ihre Gehirne neu "verdrahten" –...
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Das Team um Stephen Lomber betont, dass das Gehirn die ungenutzte Kapazität nicht einfach brach liegen lässt. Blinde und taube Menschen ...
Vestibular Efferents - University of Rochester
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Stephen Lomber, PhD. Centre for Brain and Mind. Robarts Research Institute. University of Western Ontario. London, Ontario, Canada. › scripts
Canada Research Chairs Program announces new and renewed chairs for...
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... Canada Research Chair in Earthquake Seismology, NSERC, Tier 2 (New) Stephen Lomber, Canada Research Chair in Brain Plasticity and ...
Graduating Students, Summer Summer | Neuro Gsa
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... interactions in the thalamus and cortex in the Dept of Physiology and Pharmacology at the Cerebral Systems Laboratory with Stephen Lomber, PhD. › neurogsa
International Research Team Uncovers How the Deaf Have Super...
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Ever wonder how it is that people who are deaf or blind seem to have enhanced perceptual abilities in their remaining senses?
Western News - Listening to the brain’s hidden superpowers
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However, Butler and Stephen Lomber, PhD, Professor with the Department of Physiology and Pharmacology, and Psychology, and Canada ...
London researchers net over $8.6 million in CIHR funding | Lawson...
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... through Lawson Health Research Institute); Stephen Lomber - Contributions of the Ventral Auditory Cortical Pathway to Auditory Cognition ...
Research discovers how the deaf have super vision
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— Researchers at The University of Western Ontario, led by Stephen Lomber of The Centre for Brain and Mind have discovered there is a causal ... › news
Visiting Scientists - Events and Seminars - Department of...
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The official department page for Neurosciences at the University of Rochester Medical Center
Fellowship takes search for answers global - Western News
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— Perhaps it's best Physiology & Pharmacology and Psychology professor Stephen Lomber didn't run the numbers when considering the ›
Western News - Western adds two new CRC chairs, three more renewed
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Stephen Lomber, above, was named the new Tier 1 Canada Research Chair in Brain Plasticity and Development; Penny MacDonald was named ...
Study will examine link between hearing loss and brain plasticity
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— Stephen Lomber is Professor of Physiology & Pharmacology and Psychology and an Associate Member of the National Center for Audiology and the ... › ...
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