High-Density EEG/Neurostimulation

高密度脑电(EEG)/神经刺激核心(EEGC)提供了 CVCN的学生，NDSU作为一个整体，该地区的视觉和认知神经科学研究人员，以及 科布雷研究人员在其他想法状态下，获得最先进的高密度脑电和神经刺激 (经颅磁刺激)设施。EEGC由几个EEG记录套件组成，安装在 用于进行高密度脑电神经成像的电磁和声屏蔽室 实验。EEGC还具有经颅无创神经刺激的能力 磁刺激(TMS)。CVCN的首要任务是促进研究人员的能力 进行实验，阐明神经系统之间的关系(因果关系或相关关系) 活动与人类的感觉、知觉、认知和行动。EEGC还包括一个卫生间，供 记录结束后，去除受试者头发上的电极胶和生理盐水。本·巴拉斯博士和杰夫博士 约翰逊是EEGC的联席董事。他们是脑电记录和分析方面的专家，是 此核心的主要用户。EEGC还支持一名全职脑电技术员，以协助巴拉斯和约翰逊 培训学生和新手用户，并协助所有用户。EEGC服务于当前和未来的研究需求 许多CVCN教职员工，以及对社会心理学、发展心理学、 健康心理学和临床心理学。EEGC已使72个以上的项目得以实施，其中包括 超过1350名人类受试者的参与。这些实验已经产生了29项同行评议 到目前为止，出版了59份会议报告，并成功地赞助了 外部资助机构(NSF、NIH)。EEGC的服务将被例行地广告给潜在用户， 并将提供使用其设施的培训。对EEGC的收费服务访问将适用于 潜在用户。用户费用是根据提供服务的成本计算的；用户可以获得费用减免 缺乏支付的资金。

The High-Density Electroencephalography (EEG)/Neurostimulation Core (EEGC) provides the faculty and students of the CVCN, NDSU as a whole, visual and cognitive neuroscience researchers in the region, and COBRE investigators in other IDeA states, access to a state-of-the-art high-density EEG and neurostimulation (Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation) facility. The EEGC consists of several EEG recording suites, housed in electromagnetically and acoustically shielded chambers, for the conduct of high-density EEG neuroimaging experiments. The EEGC also possesses the capability of non-invasive neurostimulation using transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS). The overarching enterprise of the CVCN is to facilitate the ability of researchers to conduct experiments that shed light on the relationship (causal or correlational) between nervous system activity and human sensation, perception, cognition and action. The EEGC also includes a washroom for the removal of electrode gel and saline from subjects' hair after recording sessions. Drs. Ben Balas and Jeff Johnson are Co-Directors of the EEGC. They are experts in EEG recording and analysis and are among the primary users of this Core. The EEGC also supports a full-time EEG Technician to assist Balas and johnson to train students and novice users, and assist all users. The EEGC serves the current and future research needs of many CVCN faculty, as well as colleagues with interests in social psychology, developmental psychology, health psychology, and clinical psychology. The EEGC has enabled the conduct of over 72 projects involving the participation of over 1350 human subjects. These experiments have resulted in 29 peer-reviewed publications and 59 conference presentations to date, and have sponsored sucessful grant proposals to external funding agencies (NSF, NIH). The services of the EEGC will be routinely advertised to potential users, and training in the use of its facilities will be offered. Fee-for-service access to the EEGC will be available to potential users. User fees are based on the cost of providing the service; fee waivers are available to users lacking funds to pay.