About the Lab
Our research uses a multidisciplinary combination of non-invasive brain stimulation, neuroimaging, computational modeling, and behavioural experiments to understand motor learning and movement control.
Motor Skill Learning
Investigating how humans learn and automate movements through extensive practice.
Action Simulation
Understanding how imagining actions and observing others affects the movement system.
Ageing & Stroke
Addressing adverse effects of ageing and stroke on movement control and recovery.
Our Location
Based in UC Louvain, Belgium, the BAS Laboratory is part of the Cognition and Systems division of the Institute of Neuroscience in Brussels, with additional facilities in Louvain-la-Neuve.
Funding & Support
Our research has been supported by several national and international agencies.
