Neural correlates of performance trade-offs and interference in dual-task performance

我们的日常生活的特点是我们有能力产生和维持各种不同的运动模式，并根据情况的需要有意识地改变模式。在这个项目中，我们试图理解大脑过程、注意力需求和协调行为的控制和学习之间的关系。进一步的目标将是研究这种关系如何因衰老、退行性疾病或脑损伤而改变。这项研究将为运动障碍患者的康复策略提供基础。

Our daily lives are characterised by our ability to produce and sustain a wide range of different movement patterns and to deliberately change patterns as the situation demands. In this project we seek to understand the relationship between brain processes, attentional demands, and the control and learning of coordinated behaviour. A further aim will be to examine how this relationship may be altered as a result of aging, degenerative disease, or brain damage. This research will provide a foundation upon which rehabilitation strategies can be developed for the movement impaired.