Julie DUQUE

Julie Duqué
Julie DUQUE [Website] Professor

Neuroscience of movement control and decision making with a special interest for the brain mechanisms underlying the integration of cognition into action planning
Role of inhibitory mechanisms in action planning as measured using transcranial magnetic stimulation
Inhibition and addiction in alcohol-dependent patients
EEG investigations of the interactions between selective attention and response selection during action-based decision making

At the Catholic University of Louvain

Neurophysiology and neuropsychology of motor control (IEPR 1024), Motor science and biomedical Engineering students, UCL, 2012-2013 (30h)
Electricity and Magnetism (KINE1006), 1st year Physiotherapist students, UCL, 2010-2013 (30 h)
Research Methods (KINE 1300), 3rd year Physiotherapist students, UCL, 2010-2013 (22 h)

Klein PA, Olivier E, Duque J. Influence of reward on corticospinal excitability during movement preparation, Journal of Neuroscience 2012;32(50):18124-18136.
Duque J, Labruna L, Verset S, Olivier E, Ivry RB. Dissociating the role of prefrontal and premotor cortices in controlling inhibitory mechanisms during motor preparation, Journal of Neuroscience 2012;32(3):806-16.
Duque J, Lew D, Mazzocchio R, Olivier E, Ivry RB. Evidence for two concurrent inhibitory mechanisms during response preparation. Journal of Neuroscience2010, 30(10):3793-802.
Duque J, Ivry RB. Role of corticospinal suppression during motor preparation. Cerebral Cortex 2009; 19(9), 2013-24.
Duque J, Hummel F, Celnik PA, Murase N, Mazzocchio R, Cohen LG. Transcallosal inhibition in chronic subcortical stroke. NeuroImage2005, 28(4), 940-946.