Cognitive Plasticity in Neurologic Disorders

Section 1 Plasticity of Cognition in Neurologic Disorders 1. Conceptual Issues in Cognitive Neuroplasticity Recovery, compensation and reorganization in neuropathology - levels of conceptual and methodological challenges 2. Epilepsy Seizure-induced neuroplasticity and cognitive network reorganization in epilepsy 3. Stroke Neuroplastic mechanisms of language recovery after stroke 4. Parkinsons Disease Cognitive plasticity in Parkinson's Disease 5. Multiple Sclerosis Neuroplasticity in multiple sclerosis 6. Tumor: Plasticity of cognition in brain gliomas 7. Traumatic Brain Injury Connectivity modeling and neuroplasticity after traumatic brain injury 8. Autism Spectrum Aberrant brain plasticity in autism spectrum disorders 9. Mild Cognitive Impairment Cognitive plasticity in healthy older adults, mild cognitive impairment, and Alzheimer's disease: contributory factors and treatment responses Section 2 Plasticity of Cognition in Neurologic Syndromes 10. Executive Dysfunction Plasticity in prefrontal cortical networks after brain injury: Finding the optimal paths 11. Amnesia Organic amnesia: What factors determine how much it recovers over time? 12. Age-Related Cognitive Decline Aging-related changes in neural substrates of motor and cognitive systems 13. Neglect Spatially biased decisions: Towards a dynamic interactive model of visual neglect 14. Apraxia Neuroplasticity in apraxia recovery Section 3. Plasticity of Cognition and the New Emerging Technologies 15. Brain Computer and Machine Interfaces Clinical brain-machine interfaces 16. Brain Stimulation Methods Assessment and enhancement of human brain plasticity using electromagnetic stimulation