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EL YAGOUBI CLLE – Cognition, Langues, Langage, Ergonomie Université Toulouse 2 – Jean Jaurès Project Summary The project aims to investigate how ageing affects inter-brain synchrony during social
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Polytechnique de Paris in the field of physics. In vertebrates, the anatomy and structure of the brain are established during early development, and any abnormalities during these crucial stages can lead to
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to accelerate formulation discovery. Experimental data will be organised into a comprehensive database and analysed using statistical learning and Bayesian optimisation, establishing a closed-loop framework
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associated diseases. As the laboratories comprise members of several nationalities, proficiency in English is essential. In Drosophila, approximately 12 hours after puparium formation, the head rapidly everts
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. The PhD project will investigate the representation of social and non-social events in the human mind/brain with a focus on one (or more) of these questions: early representation in infants, format
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neuromodulation. The readout will be performed via radiofrequency backscattering, enabling real-time, minimally invasive brain monitoring in freely moving animals. You will co-develop a new class of battery-free
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Description The position holder will be responsible for leading a research project aimed at understanding the neural mechanisms underpinning social behaviour in rodents. Preparation and placement of brain
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the encoding and propagation of sound intensity information. The postdoctoral fellow will perform viral vector injections into the cochlea and the brain, image the labeled neurons, and generate a three
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arrhythmia encountered in clinical practice, linked to several complications including brain strokes. Currently, the most attractive therapy for persistent AF is catheter ablation, where catheters equipped
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Glioblastoma (GBM) is an aggressive brain tumour whose progression is strongly influenced by communication between tumour cells and the brain microenvironment. These interactions are spatially organised