Sensory and motor neurophysiology

The Sensory and Motor Neurophysiology course covers the anatomical and functional organization of the main sensory systems: vision, hearing and somesthesia. On the other hand, it deals with motricity and its central control at the spinal and supra-spinal levels: brain stem, motor cortex, cerebellum and basal ganglia.

Know-how Know how to analyze experimental data, formulate hypotheses and propose ways of testing them.

Analyze experimental data (visual field, audiogram, perception and tactile discrimination) using theoretical knowledge.

Be able to make the link between neurophysiology courses and other biology disciplines

How to be

Get involved in learning and interact with teachers

Working in groups (pairs, trios)

Completing a job on time

Integrated, multidisciplinary thinking