The Psy-NAPS group, coordinated by Martin Edwards, is based at the Université catholique de Louvain, Belgium, in the Psychological Sciences Research Institute and affiliated to the Institute of Neuroscience. The group is integrated with Louvain Bionics.

Our research has two main objectives: 

• Fundamentally, to understand the relationships and neural processes involved in perception and action behaviour
• To develop new applied diagnosis measures and treatment exercises of perception and action, particularly using new technology​

A variety of methods are used and developed, including motion tracking kinematic analysis, robot interaction, simple dexterity measures, eye-tracking, virtual reality, cognitive testing, reaction time, neural stimulation, EEG, brain-computer interface and brain imaging with normal aged and brain injured participants.

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