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Professor Jocelyn Faubert

Professor Faubert is the Director of the Faubert Lab at the Université de Montréal, and founding member of NeuroTracker. Reputed to be the world’s preeminent expert in the field of visual perception, he has published over 200 peer-reviewed scientific articles and regularly presents as keynote speaker at a variety of scientific conferences worldwide. Professor Faubert has been involved in the award-winning technological transfer of research and developments from the laboratory into the commercial domain.

The Cognitive Element of Sports Injuries

Professors discusses his research which show how the brain and body are closely connected in sports injuries.

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Q&A with Professor Faubert on the Future of Digital Health

Check out these neuroscience insights on the transformation of healthcare into the digital age.

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Professor Jocelyn Faubert
February 15, 2018
Professor Faubert Introduces the Concepts of NeuroTracker

Get the lowdown on this unique neurotechnology by the world's no.1 expert.

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Professor Jocelyn Faubert
February 20, 2018
Professor Faubert on the Science Behind NeuroTracker

The inventor of NeuroTracker shares insights on the most fascinating research with this neurotechology.

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Professor Faubert on Cognitive Enhancement

Learn why cognitive training can really transfer to human performance.

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Can Cognitive Training Limit Sports Injury Risk?

Are you susceptible to sustaining a sports injury? See Dr. Faubert's discussion on how cognitive training can be used in injury prediction and prevention.

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How the Brain Reveals Human Potential

The scientific mastermind behind NeuroTracker shares insights on how cognitive assessments can predict talent.

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How the Brain and Body are Connected in Sports Performance

Dr. Jocelyn Faubert discusses to what extent physical motor-skills and cognitive abilities are intertwined when it comes to sports performance. Explore his insights relating to pushing the mental threshold and evolving cognitive training.

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