NavWell: A simplified virtual-reality platform for spatial navigation and memory experiments
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Joseph Duffin | Sean Commins | Keylor Chaves | Diarmuid Leahy | Kevin Corcoran | Michelle Caffrey | Lisa Keenan | Deirdre Finan | Conor Thornberry | S. Commins | Joseph Duffin | Lisa Keenan | Michelle Caffrey | Keylor Chaves | Diarmuid Leahy | Kevin Corcoran | Deirdre Finan | Conor Thornberry
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