I am a Ph.D. in Cognitive Neuroscience, with a M.Sc. Psychology. After my Ph.D. (2010, SISSA Trieste), I joined the Department of Psychology at Harvard University as a Marie-Curie postdoctoral fellow (2011-2013). I completed the postdoctoral research training at CIMeC, University of Trento (2013-2014). In 2015, I joined the CBC at University Pompeu Fabra of Barcelona funded by a Marie Curie Cofund program grant. Since February 2016, I am tenured researcher at the ISC of CNRS, and Principle Investigator of the research program “THEMPO” funded by an European Research Council Starting Grant. Email
I am a specialist in Developmental Cognitive Sciences. I am a researcher at CNRS since 2015, where I created and co-direct the Babylab, Baby-Lyon. I received my PhD from SISSA (Italy), before being a post-doc at Harvard University and Ecole Normale Superieure (Paris). My research focuses on the developmental origins of human cognitive abilities like language and logic. >>Personal webpage >>Email
I have a M.Sc. degree in Neurosciences and Behavioral Sciences
(IBFA, University of Caen) and B.Sc. degrees in Information Technology and Computer Science (EPSI, Montpellier) and in Psychology and Neuropsychology (University of Montpellier). I am now a Ph.D student doing behavioral and fMRI research on the processing of human-human and human-object interaction. Email
I am postdoc fellow in the lab since December 2017. Starting with a bachelor’s (AUT, Iran) and a master’s degree in biomedical engineering (Paris Descartes-ESPCI, France), I then completed my PhD in cognitive neuroscience studying infant brain development, with a focus on the development of face and speech processing abilities (UNICOG, France). Swinging between Papeolab and Babylab , Baby-Lyon I am interested in understanding the social mind, its development and the neural mechanisms that support it. My current research in the lab addresses questions on the neural correlates of perceiving social interactions using EEG. Email
I am a postdoctoral fellow with a PhD degree in Biotechnology, Instrumentation, Signal and Imaging for Biology, Medecine and Environment (Grenoble Alpes University, France). I am interested in the application of neuroimaging techniques for studying normal and pathological brain functioning. My PhD project focused on the early detection of Parkinson’s disease using fMRI. I studied a small subcortical visuo-motor structure, the superior colliculus, in newly diagnosed Parkinson’s disease patients and highlighted a dysfunctioning of this structure, which could be a potential biomarker of the pathology. Using behavioral and fMRI/TMS research methods, I am currently studying: 1) how our brain processes human interactions and 2) how these processes are altered in neurological (patients with attention deficits) and psychiatric populations (autistic patients). Email
I have a M.Sc. degree in Cognitive Sciences (2018, Université Lyon 2) and a B.Sc. degree in Psychology (2016, Université Rennes 2). I am working as the lab manager and research assistant, contributing to data collection and analysis in behavioral and EEG studies. Email
I have a M.Sc. degree in Psychology-Neuroscience track and a B.Sc in Cognitive Psychology (University of Trento). I have been awarded an Erasmus fellowship that is funding my internship at the ISC . I am interested in attentive and spatial/temporal dynamics of visual processes both in healthy subjects and neurological patients. My aim is to translate research insights into neurorehabilitative protocols for clinical population. Email
I am a Master student in Neuroscience and Clinical Neuropsychology at University Claude Bernard Lyon1. I am doing my internship in the lab, contributing on a project on the organization of visual object representations in infants, using eye-tracking, and adults, using functional MRI. Email
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