24 Einträge gefunden

1. Cardiovascular exercise, learning, memory, and cytokines : results of a ten-week randomized controlled training study in young adults

   1. Kuhne, Laura A.
   2. Ksiezarczyk, Anna Maria
   3. Braumann, Klaus-Michael
   4. Reer, Rüdiger
   5. Jacobs, Thomas
   6. Röder, Brigitte
   7. Hötting, Kirsten

   2023 - ReposIt
2. Balance, gait, and navigation performance are related to physical exercise in blind and visually impaired children and adolescents

   1. Rogge, Ann Kathrin
   2. Hamacher, Daniel
   3. Cappagli, Giulia
   4. Kuhne, Laura A.
   5. Hötting, Kirsten
   6. Zech, Astrid
   7. Gori, Monica

   2021 - ReposIt - frei zugänglich
3. The effects of acute cardiovascular exercise on memory and its associations with exercise-induced increases in neurotrophic factors

   1. Kuhne, Laura A.
   2. Ksiezarczyk, Anna Maria
   3. Braumann, Klaus-Michael
   4. Reer, Rüdiger
   5. Jacobs, Thomas
   6. Röder, Brigitte
   7. Hötting, Kirsten

   2021 - ReposIt - frei zugänglich
4. Balance expertise is associated with superior spatial perspective-taking skills

   1. Hötting, Kirsten
   2. Rogge, Ann Kathrin
   3. Kuhne, Laura A.
   4. Röder, Brigitte

   2021 - ReposIt - frei zugänglich
5. Improved balance performance accompanied by structural plasticity in blind adults after training

   1. Rogge, Ann Kathrin
   2. Hötting, Kirsten
   3. Nagel, Volker
   4. Zech, Astrid
   5. Hölig, Cordula
   6. Röder, Brigitte

   2019 - ReposIt
6. Exercise-induced neuroplasticity : balance training increases cortical thickness in visual and vestibular cortical regions

   1. Rogge, Ann Kathrin
   2. Röder, Brigitte
   3. Zech, Astrid
   4. Hötting, Kirsten

   2018 - ReposIt
7. Effects of barefoot and footwear conditions on learning of a dynamic balance task : a randomized controlled study

   1. Zech, Astrid
   2. Meining, Stephanie
   3. Hötting, Kirsten
   4. Liebl, Dominik
   5. Mattes, Klaus
   6. Hollander, Karsten

   2018 - ReposIt
8. Balance training improves memory and spatial cognition in healthy adults

   1. Rogge, Ann Kathrin
   2. Röder, Brigitte
   3. Zech, Astrid
   4. Nagel, Volker
   5. Hollander, Karsten
   6. Braumann, Klaus-Michael
   7. Hötting, Kirsten

   2017 - ReposIt - frei zugänglich
9. The effects of acute physical exercise on memory, peripheral BDNF, and cortisol in young adults

   1. Hötting, Kirsten
   2. Schickert, Nadine
   3. Kaiser, Jochen
   4. Röder, Brigitte
   5. Schmidt-Kassow, Maren

   2016 - ReposIt - frei zugänglich
10. Beneficial effects of physical exercise on neuroplasticity and cognition

    1. Hötting, Kirsten
    2. Röder, Brigitte

    2013 - ReposIt
11. Effects of a cognitive training on spatial learning and associated functional brain activations

    1. Hötting, Kirsten
    2. Holzschneider, Kathrin
    3. Stenzel, Anna
    4. Wolbers, Thomas
    5. Röder, Brigitte

    2013 - ReposIt - frei zugänglich
12. Long-term effects of physical exercise on verbal learning and memory in middle-aged adults : results of a one-year follow-up study

    1. Hötting, Kirsten
    2. Schauenburg, Gesche
    3. Röder, Brigitte

    2012 - ReposIt - frei zugänglich
13. Differential cognitive effects of cycling versus stretching/coordination training in middle-aged adults

    1. Hötting, Kirsten
    2. Reich, Barbara
    3. Holzschneider, Kathrin
    4. Kauschke, Katrin
    5. Schmidt, Tobias
    6. Reer, Rüdiger
    7. Braumann, Klaus-Michael

    2012 - ReposIt
14. Cardiovascular fitness modulates brain activation associated with spatial learning

    1. Holzschneider, Kathrin
    2. Wolbers, Thomas
    3. Röder, Brigitte
    4. Hötting, Kirsten

    2012 - ReposIt
15. Early visual deprivation affects the development of face recognition and of audio-visual speech perception

    1. Putzar, Lisa
    2. Hötting, Kirsten
    3. Röder, Brigitte

    2010 - ReposIt
16. Long-term versus short-term memory deficits for faces in temporal lobe and generalized epilepsy patients

    1. Hötting, Kirsten
    2. Katz-Biletzky, Tall
    3. Malina, Thomas
    4. Lindenau, Matthias
    5. Bengner, Thomas

    2010 - ReposIt
17. Neural correlates of cross-modally induced changes in tactile awareness

    1. Hötting, Kirsten
    2. Friedrich, Claudia K.
    3. Röder, Brigitte

    2009 - ReposIt
18. Auditory and auditory-tactile processing in congenitally blind humans

    1. Hötting, Kirsten
    2. Röder, Brigitte

    2009 - ReposIt
19. Unimodal and crossmodal gradients of spatial attention: Evidence from event-related potentials

    1. Föcker, Julia
    2. Hötting, Kirsten
    3. Gondan, Matthias
    4. Röder, Brigitte

    2009 - ReposIt
20. Spatial coordinate systems for tactile spatial attention depend on developmental vision : evidence from event-related potentials in sighted and congenitally blind adult humans

    1. Röder, Brigitte
    2. Föcker, Julia
    3. Hötting, Kirsten
    4. Spence, Charles

    2008 - ReposIt