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Bases de traitement du signal Traitement du signal. Sous ce nom barbare se cache une discipline à la frontière entre mathématiques, électronique et informatique. Conditionnement, compréhension et analyse du monde qui nous entoure seront les maitres mots de cours qui vous emmènera dans les secrets du signal processing(Oui, je parle anglais) Quels sont les objectifs ? Le traitement du signal est une discipline qui est méconnue car elle se fond à l'intersection de plusieurs domaines scientifiques. Les premiers développements trouvent leurs origines dans l'électronique et l'automatique. Mais avant tout, le traitement du signal tire ces outils de plusieurs domaines des mathématiques, dont les résultats ont été formulés un siècle avant ! Ce cours a pour objectif de vous faire découvrir les bases de la théorie du signal qui a pour but principal la description mathématique des signaux. Ce cours est en français, mais vous imaginez bien que qu'on ne fait pas du traitement du signal qu'en France. Quels sont les pré-requis ?

HarvardX: Fundamentals of Neuroscience - Education Brain and Cognitive Sciences Fantastic animations for Harvard's online neuroscience course Nothing helps the brain learn better than a good old visual aid, so what better way to tackle Harvard’s online neuroscience course than to watch these clever animations. To sit alongside a wealth of other educational content for the course, the animations are part of a series called, Fundamentals of Neuroscience. Breaking down the material into bite-sized snippets, if you’ve never been tempted by the intricacies of neurons and synapses before these videos will definitely give you an uncontrollable urge to get into a laboratory pronto. We’re drawn most to Grace Helmer’s film, as she uses her wonderful oil painted pictures to help explain neuron signals. It’s so interesting to see a university, especially one as prestigious as Harvard, utilising the skills of these creatives to communicate the course material in a new way. Grace Helmer: Small Circuits, Fundamentals of Science Grace Helmer: Small Circuits, Fundamentals of Science Grace Helmer: Small Circuits, Fundamentals of Science

Free Online Cognition and Neuroscience Courses from Top Universities 1. Introduction to Neuroscience - Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Course topics include but are not limited to neuroanatomy, neurophysiology motor and sensory systems, sensory systems, motivation and memory and learning neural processes. Includes audio lectures. LearningPath.org Course Grade (1 worst - 10 best) 2. Study of neuronal integration. 3. Undergraduate course that teaches students how to use statistics to study biological and behavioral science. 4. Intro to nervous system structure and function. 5. Hands-on undergraduate lab designed to teach students how to conduct neuroscience research. 6. Intro to cellular and molecular neurobiology. 7. Undergraduate course instructing students in human perception and cognition. 8. Intro to the cognitive neuroscience of memory. 9. Intro to neuroanatomy and cognition with a focus on processes supporting vision, language, memory and motor control. 10. 11. Intro to cognitive processes. 12. Intro to object recognition. 13. 14. 15. 16.

Neuroscience Online: An Electronic Textbook for the Neurosciences | Department of Neurobiology and Anatomy - The University of Texas Medical School at Houston Neurofeedback in York, Yorkshire for ADHD, anxiety, depression Neurotherapy is a general term that covers neurofeedback or brain training, but also several forms of therapeutic brain stimulation. Applications of neurotherapy include: Emotional self-regulation (improved mood, reduced anxiety, anger) Stress management Focus, concentration, attention Cognitive performance, including memory Energy and motivation (reduced fatigue) Better sleep What Is Neurofeedback? Neurofeedback is a tool for training optimal performance at the level of the brain itself. Neurofeedback is a form of biofeedback that measures brain activity and feeds the information back via computer, stimulating the brain to regulate itself more effectively. How Does Neurofeedback Help? Neurofeedback stimulates natural and spontaneous learning in the brain - unmediated by the thinking, judging mind. Neurofeedback works in part by exercising the brain, stimulating its natural neuroplasticity. Neurofeedback is safe and its effects are long-lasting. Neurofeedback - an Evidence-Based Therapy

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