Lyon Neuroscience Research Centre

Paul-Antoine Libourel (SLEEP CRNL) wins the CNRS Crystal medal!

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.

Women in Neurosciences, special issue

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".

My thesis in 180 seconds - Lyon final

To be followed live : UDL - Ma Thèse en 180 secondes - Édition 2021 (universite-lyon.fr)

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Dissociation between two aspects of procedural learning in Tourette syndrome: enhanced statistical and impaired sequence learning

An article of Dezso NEMETH (MEMO CRNL) and colleagues, recently published in Child Neuropsychology.

Neuroimaging Club - "Functional and effective connectivity in neuroimaging: an introduction to DCM"

The Teams connection link will be sent to the club mailing list / on request by email / on our wiki page.

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Covid-19 : the CRNL is mobilizing!

Covid-19 - Crédits photo Inserm / Camille Henry

The CRNL mobilizes against Covid-19 outbreak with new research

The CRNL teams have mobilized against Covid-19 around 4 major research themes: olfaction, sleep, mental health and pain. New studies have emerged to understand the neurobiological mechanisms of the virus but also the consequences of containment.