The Coma Science Group proposes an integrative neuroscientific model to explain near-death experiences (NDEs). Based on neurophysiological and psychological data, it could improve patient care after a near-death experience.
The Coma Science Group at the University of Liège (GIGA) has just published the results of a clinical study on the use of apomorphine, a promising pharmacological treatment for the recovery of patients with disorders of consciousness after a coma.
The McDonnell Consortium publishes the results of the largest-ever study of cognitive-motor dissociation, revealing that nearly a quarter of severe brain injury patients tested by the Coma Science Group (GIGA Institute) show signs of consciousness.
Researchers from the Coma Science Group from ULiège have uncovered intriguing insights into near-death experiences (NDEs) through the study of artificially induced fainting.
A multidisciplinary research team led by ULiège and CHU Liège has uncovered evidence of increased neuronal connectivity in the brains of entrepreneurs, which may contribute to distinct cognitive attributes.
Charlotte Martial (Coma Science Group, GIGA-Consciousness) received this award from the International Brain Injury Association in Dublin on Friday. It rewards her work on disconnected consciousness. Congratulations !
In January, Tim Bayne, Anil Seth and Marcello Massimini published an opinion paper on Trends in Neuroscience. Not agreeing with some of the points they made, Benedetta Cecconi, Jitka Annen and Steven Laureys decided to write a letter to the editor.
