In July 2022, INCIA’s researchers, post-docs and PhD students will contribute to the FENS forum in Paris.
We will get started with two satellite events organized on the 8th of July, one day before FENS kicks in.
Mathieu Wolff (team DECAD) and his colleagues are proposing a satellite event dedicated to “The Cognitive Thalamus” aimed at elucidating how thalamic functions contribute to cognition. More information and the full international program, which includes a talk from PhD student Sarah Morceau, is available here: https://www.bordeaux-neurocampus.fr/event/fens-2022-satellite-event-the-cognitive-thalamus/
This event received support from our lab and also from the GDR Mémoire.
Jean-Luc Morel (team Memory), Didier Le Ray and Etienne Guillaud (team MotoPSyn) and colleagues from other institutions are organizing an event on “Neurosciences in Space”: https://incc-paris.fr/satellite-fens-neurosciences-in-space/
Jean-Luc Morel is also co-organizing a symposium with Fabrice Dabertrand (Aurora, USA) on “Vascular hypotheses for understanding and restoring memory impairments”
Speakers: Joanna Wardlaw, Cecile Duplaà, Fabrice Dabertrand and Axel Montagne.
Serge Ahmed (CANDY) is talking in S56 / Thinking outside the box: alternative targets and strategies for addiction
“Non-drug rewards as alternative to drug addiction”
INCIA members will also contribute through multiple poster presentations:
- Characterization of anatomical and functional vestibulospinal pathways in larval Xenopus laevis. Barrios G., Cardoit L., Le Ray D., Lambert F.M. (teams DN3 & MotoPSyn )
- Developmental switch in vestibulo-spinal neuronal phenotypes during the Xenopus metamorphosis. Lambert F.M., Barrios G., Olechowsky A., Cardoit L., Thoby-Brisson M. (team DN3)
- Identifying therapeutics to treat respiratory deficits associated with the congenital central hypoventilation syndrome (CCHS). Pitollat G., Cardoit L., Thoby-Brisson M. (team DN3)
- Thalamocortical bases of the Exploitation/Exploration trade-off. Morceau S., Giraudet M., Faugère A., Fournier M.-L., Marchand A.R., Coutureau E., Wolff M. (team DECAD)
- Noradrenergic signaling in the rodent orbitofrontal cortex is required to update goal-directed actions. Piccin A., Cerpa J.-C., Dehove M., Wolff M., Parkes S.L., Coutureau E. (team DECAD)
- Insular cortex is required to guide action selection in outcome-specific devaluation and Pavlovian-to-Instrumental Transfer. Tensaouti Y, Parkes S.L. (team DECAD)
- Ventral hippocampus is required for updating action-outcome associations through context-outcome learning. Piquet R., Faugère A., Caverzan L., Parkes S.L. (team DECAD)
- Locus Coeruleus projections to the orbitofrontal cortex are necessary to update pavlovian contingencies. Plat H., Piccin A., Wolff M., Coutureau E. (team DECAD)
- Excitatory action of GABA/Glycine synaptic activity is favored in prenatal SOD1G93A motoneurons. Zhu H., Dalvi U., Cazenave W., Cattaert D., Branchereau P. (teams MotoPSyn & Hybrid)
- Centrifugation-induced hypergravity, a new approach to modulate the blood brain barrier permeability in mice? Dubayle D., Vanden-Bossche A., Morel J-L. (team MEMORY)
- Identifying new molecules targeting BKCa channels for the treatment of auditory impairments in two mouse models of neurodevelopmental disorders. Ferraguto C., T. Peineau, Y. Bouleau, M. Piquemal, D. Dulon, S. Pietropaolo (team MEMORY)
- Understanding the communicative value of ultrasonic calls in male and female laboratory mice: lessons from mouse models of neurodevelopmental disorders Pietropaolo S., Giannoccaro S., Petroni V., Ferraguto C., Piquemal-lagoueillat M. (team MEMORY)
- Autistic-like behavioral effects of prenatal stress in the Fmr1-KO mouse model of Fragile X syndrome. Petroni V., Subashi E., Premoli M., Wohr M., Crusio W.E., Lemaire V., Pietropaolo S. (team MEMORY)
- Quantifying the 3D colocalization of fluorescent brain markers with an ImageJ/Fidji automated macro: example of a reproducible, traceable and accessible workflow for biologists Ambroset M., Morel J-L., Bontempi B. (team MEMORY)
- Simulated microgravity transiently alters adult neurogenesis in rats. Gros A., Furlan F., Bontempi B., Morel J-L. (team MEMORY)
- Simulated microgravity remodels the neurochemistry of monoaminergic systems across the rat brain Lavenu L., Gros A., Morel J-L., De Deurwaerdère P. (Teams MEMORY & P3TN)
- Poor attentional control as a biomarker of vulnerability to nicotine addiction in male but not in female mice. Medrano M-C., Darlot F., Caille-Garnier S. (team EMOTIV)
- Social emotional profiles of two strains of transgenic mice expressing nicotinic receptor mutations involved in alcohol abuse. Pagèze C, Tochon L, Guillou JL, Henkous N, Vouimba- Siguelnitzky RM, David V (team EMOTIV)
- Nicotinic Mutations Targeting the Chrna5 gene lead to alcohol overconsumption but opposite emotional profiles: preclinical support for Cloninger alcoholic subtypes. Tochon L, Henkous N, Besson M, Dominique N, Maskos U, David V (team EMOTIV)