Memory Interaction Networks, Drugs and Stress
Our team investigate how positive and negative emotions influence learning and memory processes in both normal and chronic conditions (effects of stress, drugs of abuse, normal and pathological aging).
To achieve this goal we use multiple techniques including a wide range of behavioral paradigms in rodents, transgenic mouse models, neurochemical approaches (microdialysis, corticosterone assays), in vivo and in vitro electrophysiology, immunostaining and epigenetics.
See Research Interests for more details.
Team members:
Daniel Beracochea DR2 CNRS, HDR, Team Leader
Vincent David CRCN CNRS, HDR, Team Leader
Marc Corio Maître de Conférences, HDR
Jean-Louis Guillou Professor, HDR
Jacques Micheau Professor, HDR
Nicole Mons CRHC CNRS, HDR
Laurence Decorte Ingineer Assistant, CNRS
Nadia Henkous Technician, CNRS
Post-docs
Pierre Faucher
PhD students
Léa Tochon
Kyrian Nicolaï-Kritter
M2 students
Cindie Leteneur
Sarah Roche
Chloé Vacher
Alumni (PhD students)
Gaëlle Dominguez, Mathieu Baudonnat, Malorie Dagnas->article169
Matthias Vandesquille, Rodolphe Dorey, Christophe Tronche
Frederic Chauveau, Yves Porte, Stephanie Gavello-Baudy
How to reach us (click)
Bâtiment B2 (Biologie et Physiologie animale)
Face à l’arrêt tram "Doyen Brus"
Allée Geoffroy St Hilaire, Pessac
