Decision and Adaptation
The main scope of our research is to understand the cognitive and neural bases of adaptive decision-making. Successful adaptation to complex and dynamic environments requires flexible use of our current knowledge about the world, including our ability to predict and control events in different environments.
This behaviour can be readily modelled and studied in rodents using approaches founded in experimental psychology and behavioural neuroscience.
By employing both descriptive and functional neuroanatomical techniques, we aim to understand the interplay between cortical and subcortical brain regions in adaptive cognition. Ultimately, our research will elucidate the foundations of decision-making in the mammalian brain, both in normal and pathological conditions.
Team composition
- Etienne Coutureau: DR2 CNRS, HDR, (Group Co-Leader)
- Mathieu Wolff: DR2 CNRS, HDR, (Group Co-Leader)
- Shauna Parkes: CRCN CNRS
- Alain Marchand: CRHC CNRS, HDR
- Jean-Rémi Pape: MC Univ. Bordeaux
- Robert Jaffard: Emeritus, Univ. Bordeaux
- Angélique Faugère: Lab Technician, Université Bordeaux
- Juan Carlos Cerpa: PhD student, Supervision: E Coutureau
- Sarah Morceau: PhD student, Supervision: M Wolff
- Robin Piquet: PhD student, Supervision: S Parkes
How to reach us (click to download the map)
Hôpital Charles Perrens
Bâtiment "Les Tulipes"
Université de Bordeaux (site Carreire)
146 rue Léo Saignat
Bordeaux