"As soon as you have to do an exercise in a limited time, your performance drops. In order not to collapse, we need to know the traps that our brain sets for us in the perception of time. "explains Jean-Philippe LACHAUX (EDUWELL CRNL) in the April 2021 issue of Cerveau & Psycho.

On Monday, February 22, 2021, the CNRS signed the Transparency Charter on the use of animals for scientific and regulatory purposes in France.

By being one of the 30 signatories, the CNRS is thus committed to better inform the general public about the reasons and developments of the use of animals for scientific purposes.

For more information do not hesitate to consult the article Use of animals: the CNRS signs a transparency charter.

The PsyR² CRNL team published in February 2021 in the journal npj Schizophrenia the results of a study conducted at the CH le Vinatier on the effects of non-invasive brain stimulation on the negative symptoms of schizophrenia.

To understand why you feel what you feel, and where the emotions you feel come from.

In this five-part mini-series, louiemedia sought to understand what makes us sensory beings.

In this second episode, journalist Brune Bottero interviewed Moustafa Bensafi (NEUROPOP CRNL), a specialist in olfactory perception.

The CNRS awarded Paul-Antoine Libourel, Research Engineer and Project Leader in instrumentation and data analysis related to sleep within the SLEEP team of the CRNL, CNRS Crystal medal which recognizes the quality and originality of his work.

An issue published by the Wiley group which, as of January 2021, salutes Women's Rights.

It includes an article by Gaëlle LEROUX (Methodological Support for Imaging Projects, CRNL Common Service) and her colleagues: "Functional brain connectivity changes across the human life span: From fetal development to old age".