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- Neurobiology of behavior (Y.CHO)
- STRESS (A. CONTARINO)
- Brain Molecular Imaging (J. BADAUT)
- NEUROIMAGING AND HUMAN COGNITION (I. SIBON/J. SWENDSEN)
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- "Comment le cerveau décide"
- "Energizing the brain after stroke" a TRAIL mini-symposium
- A Nature article to which INCIA researchers have contributed reaches the Top 1% of most cited papers in Neuroscience
- A new course on human motion analysis will be opened in 2017
- A thalamocortical circuit for updating events predictions
- AAP Défi Imag’IN funding (INCIA/GIPSA-lab) for the HYBRID team
- Adaptive plasticity of spino-extraocular motor coupling during locomotion in metamorphosing Xenopus laevis
- Alzheimer’s: how does the brain change over the course of the disease?
- ANR funding (France/USA Computational Neurosciences) for the DECAD team
- Aymar de Rugy partner investigator in a grant from the Autralian Research Council
- Beatriz and Aleksandra from the Brain Molecular Imaging team have been rewarded for the coming BRAIN & BRAIN PET 2017 conference (meeting of the International Society of Cerebral Blood Flow and Metabolism)
- Behavioral and Brain Functions
- Capscience 2016
- D.Morin, J-P Le Gal et al. in J. of Neuroscience
- DeepLabCut: markerless pose estimation of user-defined body parts with deep learning
- Dr de Vellis (UCLA) to visit the INCIA
- Dr Rodriguez-Grande’s work (Brain Imaging Team) highlighted at the coming American National Neurotrauma Symposium
- Maturation of the vestibular function in neonates
- Sweet news for Brain Molecular Imaging team: LabEx trail emergence award to Frederic Friscourt
- Team M.I.N.D.S. awarded a major grant from the National Institute of Cancer to study nicotine-alcohol interactions
- The HYBRID team in the Bordeaux university’s newsletter
- 143 publications in 2018!
- 146 publications for the INCIA in 2016
- 159 INCIA publications in 2017!
- 16, place Vendôme with the PAM
- A new mechanism for inter-individual learning differences
- A thalamocortical circuit for updating action-outcome associations
- Adaptive decision-making and the directionality of information flows within thalamocortical circuits
- ARSLA young investigator price
- Automatic Frequency-Shift Detection in the Auditory System
- Brainstem Steering of Locomotor Activity in the Newborn Rat
- Cortical control of adaptive behaviour
- Cortical determinants of goal-directed action
- Decision and Adaptation from down under
- Differential emotional value coded in accumbens neurons
- Frontiers Ebook: Memory Systems of the Addicted Brain
- Functional limb muscle innervation during early metamorphosis
- HYBRID team highlighted in a short video on Bordeaux Neurocampus
- La marche, c’est toute une science !
- Mammalian respiration at birth
- Neurotoxicity and Nanoparticles
- NEW: full programm available for John Simmer’s Day!
- Rhythmic sympathetic and motor activities in the newborn rat spinal cord
- Shauna Parkes awarded a FYSSEN research grant
- Symposium "Frontiers in medial prefrontal cortex research"
- Tadpoles dancin’ the boogie: the best way to control gaze during swimming
- The Cognitive Thalamus and mental representations
- The DECAD team on all fronts
- The HYBRID team at the Innovation Defense Forum in Paris
- Zinc oxide nanoparticles disrupts respiratory centers in neonatal rat
- 2016 PhD projects at the INCIA
- Efficiency of Sensorimotor Networks: Posture and Gait in Young and Older Adults
- Efficiency of Sensorimotor Networks: Posture and Gait in Young and Older Adults
- Flash back on the "Apprentis Chercheurs" MAAD
- French-Swiss-Hungarian Workshop on Hybrid Control of Neuro-Prosthetics
- FRM Labeling for the Thoby-Brisson team
- Giulia Bucchioni ranked second in the Axa photo contest!
- Grégory Barrière and Jérôme Badaut, coordinators of a recently funded Era-Net Neuron international project
- Hybrid / zero-G
- HYBRID team awarded a CNRS grant “Osez l’Interdisciplinarité” for interdisciplinary research with LABRI and INRIA Flowers teams.
- ImageJ-based automatic motion tracking in aquatic amphibian
- INCIA at Cap Science Bordeaux for the 25th edition of Science Festival
- INCIArt: 16, place Vendôme, an Idex Arts & Sciences project supported by the PAM
- Journée scientifique de l’INCIA 15 septembre 2017
- Journée scientifique INCIA, 18 Mars 2016
- Launch of the new INCIA website!
- Longterm benefit of water channel, AQP4, in cerebral ischemia
- Making the invisible, visible
- Martine Cador at "Le magazine de la santé"
- Maurice Garret coordinated an issue on addiction in the latest "lettre des neurosciences"
- Microgravity for HYBRID team
- MRSEI ANR grant for the DECAD team
- NARSAD Independent Investigator Grant for Mathieu Wolff
- Neurobiological control of exploration during learning
- New IBISA label for the PAM
- New INCIA researcher!
- New social event for students and post-docs in INCIA: Brains & Beers
- Palmes Académiques-Catherine Semal
- Post-doctoral position
- Reportage Photo Journée Scientifique INCIA 2017
- Research internship for the Master of Neurosciences: call for 2017-2018 proposals.
- Role of astrocyte aquaporin-4 in brain structure remodeling after traumatic brain injury: a combined MRI and STED microscopy study
- Science versus Freud (and Freud loses big time)
- Social harassment induces anxiety-like behaviour in crayfish by Julien Bacqué-Cazenave, Daniel Cattaert, Jean-Paul Delbecque* and Pascal Fossat*
- STED imaging reveals activity-dependent plasticity of axon morphology linked to changes in action potential conduction velocity by Ronan Chereau, Ezequiel Saraceno, Julie Angibaud, Daniel Cattaert and U. Valentin Nägerl
- Sylvie Berthoz on France Inter
- Team HYBRID awarded a PhD Scholarship by the French Army to work on myoelectric prostheses.
- Thalamocortical projections uncovered
- The 2016 INCIA
- The 2017 “Club du Motoneuron”/CLMR Meeting
- The 4th autism plan was launched at the palais de l’Elysée by President Macron
- The DECAD team at the 2015 Chicago SfN meeting
- The INCIA at the EBBS 2017 in Bilbao
- The new neuron reconstruction and analysis station now available!
- Too Much Sugar During Adolescence May Alter Brain’s Reward Circuits
- Vidéo repas de noël 2017
- Vincent DAVID appointed Associate Editor for Frontiers in Psychiatry is hosting a new Research Topic : « Memory Systems of the Addicted Brain »
- VOTE FOR GIULIA! A picture of an INCIA member has been selected to win at the AXA research fund photo context 2016!
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- Welcome into the world of 3D design with Lionel Para Iglesias.
- Welcome to Dr Sighild Lemarchant, recently appointed as a postdoc in the Brain Molecular Imaging team
- Welcome to REACHY, our new robotic team member in the HYBRID team.
- Welcome to Véronique Champfay, our new Administrative Manager
- Winner of the poster price at the Eranet-neuron symposium on neuroinflammation
- Young INCIA researchers highlighted at the Bordeaux Neurocampus day
- “Le sport, bon pour la santé ? Gare aux commotions”
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