This two-day event will focus on recent advances in the recording of brain activity using fNIRS during movement-related tasks (e.g., finger tapping, speech production, cycling, social interactions). It will address current methodological challenges in the field – particularly those related to physiological contamination and multimodal approaches – as well as the latest developments indented to overcome them. Finally, the conference aims to encourage collaboration between researchers from complementary disciplines (e.g., neurosciences, psychology and sports sciences).

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