Dugué Lab Seminar Series
In this series of talks, scientists from around the world share their ideas on how information is processed and communicated throughout the brain. Topics range from stimulus processing in non-human primates, to human cognitive psychology covering methodological considerations in studying brain processing in space and time.
At the end of each seminar, speakers share their personal “growing up in science” story, giving students and young researchers valuable insight into a wide cross-section of professional paths and their impact on the researcher's life.
Please contact Kirsten Petras (kirsten.petras@u-paris.fr) for videoconference access details at least a day in advance to make sure you get a response in time. Everyone is welcome!
Upcoming Seminars
Camille Jeunet
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User-centered approach to improve neurofeedback efficiency and usability: Stakes, Progress and Obstacles
Past Seminars
Uma Mohan
February 1st 2023
The direction of theta and alpha traveling waves modulates human memory processing
Nicolas Guerout
March 9st, 2023
Can we repair spinal cord non-invasively by using magnetic stimulation ?
Philip Sulewski
April 25st, 2023, 2pm, CEST
Analyses of the neural population dynamics during human object vision reveal two types of representational echoes that reverberate across the visual system
Ombline Delassus
May 11st, 2023, 2pm, CEST
Brain growth and shape in activating FGFR mutation
Matthieu Gilson
Uma Mohan
February 1st 2023
The direction of theta and alpha traveling waves modulates human memory processing
Nicolas Guerout
March 9st, 2023
Can we repair spinal cord non-invasively by using magnetic stimulation ?
Philip Sulewski
April 25st, 2023, 2pm, CEST
Analyses of the neural population dynamics during human object vision reveal two types of representational echoes that reverberate across the visual system
Ombline Delassus
May 11st, 2023
Brain growth and shape in activating FGFR mutation
Uma Mohan
February 1st 2023
The direction of theta and alpha traveling waves modulates human memory processing
Nicolas Guerout
March 9st, 2023
Can we repair spinal cord non-invasively by using magnetic stimulation ?
Philip Sulewski
April 25st, 2023
Analyses of the neural population dynamics during human object vision reveal two types of representational echoes that reverberate across the visual system
Uma Mohan
February 1st 2023
The direction of theta and alpha traveling waves modulates human memory processing
Sophie Herbst
Sanne ten Oever
October 19th, 2022
Using oscillations to order neural information along an excitability gradient
Sarang S. Dalal
The Traveling Brain Workshop
June 7th-8th
Workshop on traveling activity in the primate brain
With seminar presentations by the groups of:
Frédéric Chavane - Université Aix-Marseille, INT
Laura Dugué - Université Paris Cité, INCC
Daniel Margulies - Université Paris Cité, INCC
Michael Schmid - Freiburg University, Department of Medicine
All presentations are open to the public
Fren Smulders
May 25th, 2022, 3:30pm (UTC+1)
EEG alpha during rest: exploring phase and its measurement
Manuela Ruzzoli
Paris - Toulouse workshop
March 10th, 2022
Brain Oscillations and Traveling Waves
From Université Paris Cité: Laurie Galas, Laetitia Grabot, Camille Fakche
From Université de Toulouse: Benedict Zoefel, Andrea Alamia
Benoit Cottereau
Paris - NYC workshop
January 26th-27th, 2022
Oscillatory Traveling Waves: New Avenues
From Université Paris Cité: Camille Fakche, Laurie Galas, Laetitia Grabot
From New York University: Jonathan Winawer, David J. Heeger
From Columbia University: Joshua Jacobs, Uma Mohan
Ole Jensen
December 14th, 2021
An oscillatory pipelining mechanism supporting visual exploration and reading: linking alpha oscillations and saccades
Andrea Alamia
Marine Vernet
May 27th, 2021
Isolate and modulate the neural substrate of consciousness: subjective experience of seeing, thinking and acting
Tom Marshall
