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neuroMADLAB

Neuroscience of Motivation, Action, and Desire Laboratory, Department of Psychiatry & Psychotherapy, University of Bonn & Tübingen

Work fast to breakfast: Increased invigoration of effort after tVNS.

Work fast to breakfast: Increased invigoration of effort after tVNS.
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Our mission is to decompose the neurobiological mechanisms of action and desire using cutting-edge tools of data science to evaluate their translational potential to improve aberrant motivation in patients.

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