Dr. Claudia Schmidt

Research Associate

Research Interests:

My main research interests concern the study of the neural correlates of higher motor functions and cognitive control processes, with a special emphasis on the role of subcortical structures, by using behavioural, neuroimaging (functional magnetic resonance imaging, fMRI) and lesion analysis techniques. More recently, I am focusing my research on the investigation of the pathophysiology of disturbed higher motor functions (i.e., apraxia) and the mechanisms underlying the (impaired) control of complex skilled actions following neurological conditions such as stroke.

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