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Seminars
Séminaires 2019
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- Thursday January 10th 2019 - Amphithéâtre Schutzenberger
Nicholas Foulkes from Heidelberg
"Evolution without the Sun: Circadian Clocks and DNA repair in Blind Cavefish“
- Thursday January 10th 2019 - Amphithéâtre Schutzenberger
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- Thursday February 28th 2019 - Amphithéâtre Holweck
Dr. Anat Arzi
"Processing and learning under loss of consciousness: sleep and disorders of consciousness".
- Thursday February 28th 2019 - Amphithéâtre Holweck
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- Thursday March 28th 2019 - Amphithéâtre Boreau
Dr. François Leulier from ENS Lyon
Host-Microbiota Mutualism upon Chronic Undernutrition: Lessons from gnotobiotic animal models
- Thursday March 28th 2019 - Amphithéâtre Boreau
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- Thursday 25th of April 2019 - Amphithéâtre Charpak
Dr. Gabrielle Girardeau from Institut du Fer-a-Moulin in Paris
Neural mechanisms of memory consolidation during sleep
- Thursday 25th of April 2019 - Amphithéâtre Charpak
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- Thursday May 23rd 2019 - Amphithéâtre Charpak
Pr. Alain Berthoz from Collège de France
Plasticity or vicarious learning? The multiplicity of cognitivestrategies, diagnostic paradigms, and neurological or psychiatric deficitscompensation
- Thursday May 23rd 2019 - Amphithéâtre Charpak
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- Thursday June 13th 2019 - Amphithéâtre Charpak
Iva Zovkic from University of Toronto
Untangling the role of histone variants in memory
- Thursday June 13th 2019 - Amphithéâtre Charpak
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- Monday 16th of September 2019 - Amphithéâtre Boreau
Adrien PEYRACHE from McGill university
A link between dynamics and function in the brain’s navigation system
- Monday 16th of September 2019 - Amphithéâtre Boreau
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- Thursday 19th of September 2019 - Salle Nobelium
Stefano Palminteri from ENS
The construction and deconstruction of irrational preference through range adapting reinforcement learning
- Thursday 19th of September 2019 - Salle Nobelium
Séminaires 2018
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- Friday 17 January 2018 - 11H00 - Amphitheater XXX
Stéphane Valerio (INSERM U1215 - University of Bordeaux)
To be announced
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- Friday 23 February 2018 - 11H00 - Amphitheater XXX
James Hodge (School of Physiology - Pharmacology and Neuroscience - University of Bristol - United Kingdom)
The small but tractable Drosophila brain: from basic mechanisms to modelling disease
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- Monday, July 9th at 14:30 PM - Amphithéâtre Schutzenberger
Dr Frank Hirth ( Reader in Evolutionary Neuroscience, King’s College London - Royaume-Uni)
From stem cells to behaviour: neural mechanisms and computations of action selection in Drosophila
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- Thursday, December 20th at 1PM - Amphithéâtre Schutzenberger
Pr. Stefanie Schirmeier (Institute for Neuro- and Behavioral Biology, University of Münster, Germany)
Metabolic fluxes in the Drosophila nervous system
