A new article of Hélène Bastuji and her colleagues (NEUROPAIN CRNL) in the Journal of Neuroscience of april 2021.

doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.2935-20.2021

Simon Thibault, PhD student at IMPACT CRNL, supervised by Claudio Brozzoli (IMPACT CRNL) and Alice Roy (DDL), in collaboration with Véronique Boulenger (DDL), received this year's Society for Neural Control of Movement (NCM) award.

At the conference organised by NCM, Simon presented some of the results of his thesis project: through behavioural and functional neuroimaging studies, Simon investigated the links between language syntax and tool use, testing the hypothesis that a common function serves both skills.

Le CRNL a la tristesse de vous annoncer le décès de Jean-Luc Charieau qui avait rejoint l'équipe de zootechnie en février 2020.

Montessori education is becoming increasingly popular in many preschools in France and around the world. However, studies evaluating its effects on early childhood development are rare. In an article published in the journal Child Development, scientists from EDUWELL CRNL and TRAJECTOIRES CRNL describe the results of the first randomized controlled study comparing the Montessori method to conventional teaching in a French public preschool.

https://doi.org/10.1111/cdev.13575

An article published in the Journal of Psychiatry and Neuroscience, resulting from a successful collaboration between Eric FAKRA (PSYR2 CRNL) with Magali COMTE, and the Adult Psychiatry Unit of the Centre Hospitalier Guillaume Régnier in Rennes.

Sylvie Mazoyer and Christelle Daudé, your equality correspondents, offer you a short video (1'28") which summarises their missions for the Rhône Alpes delegation of CNRS.

An new article of MEMO CRNL in Human Brain Mapping

Takács
A, Kóbor A, Kardos Z, et al. Neurophysiological and functional neuroanatomical coding of statistical and deterministic rule information during sequence learning. Hum Brain Mapp. 2021;1–20.

https://doi.org/10.1002/hbm.25427

An unpublished issue of «The Extraordinary Powers of the Human Body», presented by Adriana Karembeu and Michel Cymes and broadcast on France 2 on Tuesday April 27, 2021 at 21pm, tries to unravel the mysteries of taste and smell, with Moustafa Bensafi, Marylou Mantel, Camille Ferdenzi and Stéphane Richard (NEUROPOP CRNL).

The work of Anne Auguste is part of a project led by Alexandra Veyrac CMO CRNL on the role of new neurons in memory processes.



The observatory has produced a video of her thesis work: Anne Auguste | Observatoire B2V des Mémoires (observatoireb2vdesmemoires.fr)



If, like her, you want to do a thesis on memory, you have until 20 May to apply on the site!

https://www.observatoireb2vdesmemoires.fr/en/en-action/bourse-doctorale-candidature