CNRS Researcher (CRCN) at CerCo, in Toulouse (France). Interested in Cognitive Sciences, Electrophysiology, and Computational Models.
Toulouse, France
Joined February 2011
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So glad and thrilled to be part of this with the project OSCI-PRED, combining traveling waves and predictive coding. Stay tuned for new open positions, likely at the beginning of next year!
📢 The ERC's 2022 Starting Grant competition results are now revealed. Over €636 million to fund the best ideas of younger scientists.
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Time to surf on tide🌊🌊: our traveling waves paper with @Artipago and Paul Sauseng is now online 🥳🥳
By investing the direction of alpha traveling waves we dissociated load-driven and distractor-driven inhibition during working memory.
Check it out at👉 jneurosci.org/content/44/50/…
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Congratulations to Dmitry and Andrea (@Artipago) on this new paper, "Regularizing Hyperparameters of Interacting Neural Signals in the Mouse Cortex Reflect States of Arousal." journals.plos.org/ploscompbi…
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Last week, I had the opportunity to present our work (@Artipago) on the functional role of beta oscillations in physical fatigue at SfN 2024, in the beautiful city of Chicago. Thanks to everyone who stopped by to discuss! @SfNtweets
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I am very excited to share that our paper has now been published in @Nature. We describe a single-cell correlate of theta-gamma phase amplitude coupling and show how these cells are involved in the cognitive control of working memory storage processes.
nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
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Excited to share my new preprint with Paul Sauseng and @Artipago! 🥳By investigating the propagation direction of alpha waves, we distinguished between bottom-up and top-down inhibitory processes during working memory.
For more details:
biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor…
Andrea Alamia retweeted
Excited to share my new preprint with Paul Sauseng and @Artipago! 🥳By investigating the propagation direction of alpha waves, we distinguished between bottom-up and top-down inhibitory processes during working memory.
For more details:
biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor…
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Happy to share that my first paper is published in Psychophysiology!
In this work, we investigated the effect of a deceptive time manipulation on the neurophysiological mechanisms underlying physical performance. @Artipago @TheRealSPR @TimingForum
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Happy to share our latest work in collaboration with Dario Gordillo and Michael Herzog (EPFL). Leveraging one of the most extensive EEG datasets in schizophrenia (N>100) we compare traveling waves -markers of predictive processes- in patients and control.
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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My paper on #travelingwaves with @neurojosh, Jackie Gottlieb, and @nicofoley is now @NatureComms
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
Coordination of neural activity across space and time are crucial for optimal behaviors and #travelingwaves are signatures of this coordination!
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Thanks all for an amazing #CCN2023. Travel home safe. We’ll see you in Boston in 2024!
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Paper on alpha oscillations and distracters suppression is out (open access) in NeuroImage sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
TLDR: distracters suppression by alpha activity is reactive and stimulus-specific. Work together with twitter-less Aarti Ramchandran and @haegenslab
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I was thrilled to present my Master's research this week at @E_C_S_S, which aimed to investigate the influence of psychological factors on the neurophysiological mechanisms that underpin performance.
Thank you ECSS and all the participants for this wonderful congress!
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Time to announce the BIG MOVE ! From September on, I will be moving to Sorbonne University, Paris, as I was offered the position of future Director of the Institute of Biology Paris-Seine. Happy and honored by the offer and grateful to those who thought of me for this task!
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Great working with @gbenigno1 @budzinski_r, and the team @salkinstitute Zac Davis and John Reynolds, on this paper published @NatureComms!
Waves traveling over a map of visual space can ignite short-term predictions of sensory input
Link: rdcu.be/dd8FA
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Physicist Suvrat Raju shared this letter he sent to an editor of Nature Communications, declining to referee for them.
