This Thursday, January 21, 2021, the CRNL doctoral students organized the integration day for new CRNL doctoral and post-doctoral students.

In spite of the health context, the integration took place in a good mood!

A book of Professeur Nicolas Mathevon, ENES CRNL, specialist in bioacoustics, about the language of animals.

Within the framework of « Nez à Nez » project (Nathalie Buonviso, Alexandra Veyrac, CMO CRNL), an artistic residency took place on January 21 and 22, 2021, supported by our tutors (CNRS, Inserm, UCBL, UJM).

VAMOS-KIDS, Martine Meunier, IMPACT CRNL, "Visual Attention Mediator Of Social facilitation / inhibition in school-age children".

SNIFFATTENTION, Emmanuelle Courtiol (CMO CRNL), "Sniffing out clues to attention: olfaction as a key model to explore the neural basis of attentional processes".

NEONATOLF, Gérard Coureaud, ENES CRNL, "Olfaction, cognition and feeding behaviour in rabbit neonates".

HIFI, Jérémie Mattout, COPHY CRNL, "High Fidelity Brain-Computer Interface for Motor Rehabilitation"

Biodor-IN, Camille Ferdenzi, NEUROPOP CRNL: “ The role of biological odors in human social interactions: A study in immersion “ ;

An article in CortexMag about the work of Raphaël VALLAT, Alain NICOLAS and Perrine RUBY (PAM CRNL). "Postulating that the moment of awakening was crucial to memorize dreams, these researchers proposed to big and small dreamers to take a nap in a scanner and observed what was happening in their brain when they woke them up."

In the program of Ali Ribeihi of France Inter, "Great good to you!" Barbara Tillmann (CAP CRNL) and Emmanuel Bigand (Univ Bourgogne, Lab apprentissage et développement) discussed, on Monday January 4th, the benefits of music on our cognitive development, our emotional intelligence, our psychological and physical health.