Memory Interaction Networks, Drugs and Stress
Our team focusses on the integrated study of behaviour. We investigate how positive and negative emotions may influence learning and memory in both normal and experimental animals (effects of stress, drugs of abuse, normal and pathological aging).
To achieve this goal we use a wide range of techniques including neurochemical approaches (microdialysis, corticosterone assays), electrophysiology, immunostaining and numerous behavioral paradigms in both mice and rats.
See Research Interests for more details.
Team members:
| Daniel Beracochea | DR2 CNRS, HDR, Team Leader |
| Vincent David | CR1 CNRS, HDR, Team Leader |
| Marc Corio | Maître de Conférences, HDR |
| Jean-Louis Guillou | Professor, HDR |
| Jacques Micheau | Professor, HDR |
| Nicole Mons | CR1 CNRS, HDR |
| Ali Krazem | Associated researcher |
| Laurence Decorte | Ingineer Assistant, CNRS |
| Nadia Henkous | Technician, CNRS |
Post-docs
PhD students
| Thomas Prévôt |
| Pierre Faucher |
| Laurianne Harrington |
Alumni (PhD students)
| Gaelle Dominguez | Mathieu Baudonnat | Malorie Dagnas |
| Matthias Vandesquille | Rodolphe Dorey | Christophe Tronche |
| Frederic Chauveau | Yves Porte | Stephanie Gavello-Baudy |
| Julie Le Merrer |