Neuroplasticity is a phenomenon that refers to the brain's ability to reorganize, strengthen,
and form neural connections, a process that becomes increasingly more difficult with age …

Ageing is associated with differences in visual function which can be observed, for example,
as a decline in performance on face and object processing tasks. One of the most prominent …

Purpose: The human brain changes signi cantly with age. The plasticity of the visual cortex
is thought to decrease into adulthood while childrens' brains are highly plastic. This change …

Accuracy Baseline accuracy between attention cue conditions. Baseline accuracy was Page
199 183 Younger Drivers Accuracy Baseline accuracy between attention cue conditions …

γ-Aminobutyric acid (GABA) is a potent bioactive amino acid, and several studies have
shown that oral administration of GABA induces relaxation, improves sleep, and reduces …

The mammalian visual system has been the focus of countless experimental and theoretical
studies designed to elucidate principles of neural computation and sensory coding. Most …

Tens of millions of people experience age-related declines in sensorimotor functioning, but
the neurobiological mechanisms underlying this decline are not well understood. Previous …

The spread of epileptic activity within the cortex is opposed by a powerful inhibitory restraint.
We hypothesized that the same inhibitory mechanisms are likely also to underlie the …

It is well established that ageing is associated with a decline in manual dexterity. An
important neural process for the control of manual dexterity is motor cortical inhibition, which …

Background: Depression is one of the most common neuropsychiatric disorders in adults
aged 60 and over. Young depressed adults demonstrate dysfunctional GABAergic …