CIMCYC

Mind, Brain and Behavior Research Center CIMCYC - University of Granada

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Campus de Cartuja s/n - 18071 Granada

addictions, Alzheimer's, behavioural sciences, neurodegenerative diseases, ageing, language, neuroscience, mental health
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María Fernanda Ramírez Ramos
Head of Scientific Culture and Transfer
fernanda.ramirez@ugr.es
958241000 Ext. 20857

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SMC participants
María Ruz

Professor in the Department of Experimental Psychology and Director of the Mind, Brain and Behavior Research Center (CIMCYC) at the University of Granada

Contents related to this centre
Brain stimulation
neuroscience
Electrical brain stimulation could improve mathematics learning in people with more difficulties

An international study with 72 participants has found that greater connectivity between certain brain areas is associated with greater mathematical computational ability. In addition, weak electrical stimulation in a particular area was associated with improved computational learning in volunteers with lower connectivity. The results are published in the journal Plos Biology.