Transcranial Current Stimulation (tCS) and Memory in Older Adults

23 April 2018

We are looking to recruit healthy older adults (aged 55-75) for a study at UoB investigating how a brain stimulation technique (tCS) affects performance on a memory task. Participants will be asked to complete several computer-based memory tasks whilst experiencing stimulation.
The experiment consists of two sessions (approx. 90 minutes each) which must be spaced at least one week apart. Compensation will be £40 total for both sessions.
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Keywords

• University of Birmingham
• neuroscience
• psychology
• memory
• brain stimulation
• tCS
• behaviour
• behavioural
• psychological
• Birmingham
• University of Birmingham
• University
• working memory
• experiment

Ethical approval

This study has been approved by the ethics committee at the University of Birmingham.

About the researcher

I am a first year PhD student at the University of Birmingham interested in memory and brain stimulation methods.

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