Collections and calls for papers

"She in any case lived in time, with it and because of it. Time was a material, a matter good and dear. And the fact of 'being in time' she also lived it as a sport which, in the long run at least, was perha...

A diverse range of neuropsychological conditions that disrupt the dopaminergic system – attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorders, Parkinson’s disease, schizophrenia – share th...

We invite you to contribute to a new Topical Collection entitled “Exercise-Related Changes to Brain: From Physiology to Behaviour” in Experimental Brain Research. There is burgeoning evidence that exercise i...

Galvanic vestibular stimulation (GVS) has been used for over a century to activate the vestibular system, both in clinical treatments and basic science experiments. GVS entails application of direct current ...

Motion sickness is a condition elicited by sensory cues related to movement, particularly when the sensory cues are contradictory or deviate from those that are expected. The sensory signals that evoke motio...

We want to invite you to contribute to Experimental Brain Research’s Topical Collection “Motor Neurophysiology and Behaviour in Ageing.” The purpose of this series is to obtain a collection of studies that h...

The idea that the CNS may control complex interactions by modular decomposition has received considerable attention. Muscle synergies, computationally identified intermuscular coordination patterns, have bee...