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Thesis topic Psychology, neurosciences

A PhD position on the development of functional networks in very premature neonates in EEG and MEG

GRAMFC, Université de Picardie Jules Verne Thesis

Amiens , Les Hauts de France , France

A PhD position is available at GRAMFC (Inserm U1105) under the co-supervision of Fabrice Wallois (Inserm U1105, Amiens) and Olivier David (Inserm U1106 Institut de Neurosciences des Systèmes, Marseille) funded by Inserm. The deadline for app ...

Scientific expertises : Engineering sciences - Psychology, neurosciences

Keywords : EEG, MEG, connectivity analysis, neurodevelopment

Ref. ABG-110769

2023-02-03

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Public funding alone (i.e. government, region, European, international organization research grant)

PhD position: ERC-funded project: neural control of locomotion before and after spinal cord regeneration in salamanders

Université de Sherbrooke Thesis

Sherbrooke, Canada

In mammals, voluntary locomotion is lost after full transection of the spinal cord. In salamanders, the spinal cord regenerates and the animal recovers voluntary locomotion after a few weeks. How this occurs is largely unknown. Genetic dissection of s ...

Scientific expertises : Psychology, neurosciences

Keywords : Neuroscience, locomotion, regeneration, spinal cord

Ref. ABG-110460

2023-01-25

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Public/private mixed funding

PhD position: Dopaminergic control of locomotor circuits

Université de Sherbrooke Thesis

Sherbrooke, Canada

The locomotor role of dopaminergic cells is classically attributed to their ascending projections to the basal ganglia that project to brainstem locomotor circuits. However, descending projections to brainstem locomotor circuits were uncovered (R ...

Scientific expertises : Psychology, neurosciences

Keywords : Dopamine, neuroscience, locomotion

Ref. ABG-110461

2023-01-25

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Public/private mixed funding

Étudier les mécanismes moléculaires et cellulaire impliqués dans la régulation des fonctions neurovasculaires dans les maladies cérébrovasculaires et neurodégénératives

Université Laval Thesis

Québec, Canada

Résumé Les accidents vasculaires cérébraux (AVC) ischémiques se situent parmi les principales causes de décès et d’hospitalisation chez la population canadienne. De plus, les AVC augmentent le ...

Scientific expertises : Psychology, neurosciences - Biochemistry - Biology

Keywords : AVC, démences vasculaires, neuroinflammation, régénération, péricytes, analyse transcriptomique

Ref. ABG-110457

2023-01-24

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Public funding alone (i.e. government, region, European, international organization research grant)

Apprentissage machine sur la charge cognitive

David St-Onge Thesis

Montreal, Canada

Le laboratoire INIT Robots recherche un/e doctorant/e pour travailler sur la reconnaissance (classification) d'états cognitifs à partir de capteurs multimodaux. Notre groupe a collecté un vaste ensemble de données utili ...

Scientific expertises : Robotics - Computer science - Psychology, neurosciences

Keywords : IA, cognition, robotique

Ref. ABG-110137

2023-01-10

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Public/private mixed funding

Graduate Research Positions Available - Neurophysiology / Neurometabolism

Centre de Recherche, Institut Universitaire de Cardiologie et Pneumologie, Université Laval Thesis

Quebec City, Canada

The Research Chair in Sleep Pharmacometabolism at Université Laval and the IUCPQ currently has a position available for a PhD or Masters student. Our lab uses complementary neuroscience techniques to try and understand how the brain controls ...

Scientific expertises : Biology - Health, human and veterinary medicine - Psychology, neurosciences

Keywords : Metabolism, Obesity, Neuroscience, Pharmacology, Genetics, Physiology, Electrophysiology

Ref. ABG-110095

2023-01-09

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Public/private mixed funding

Influence bénéfique de l'exercice aigu sur le contrôle et l'apprentissage moteur : étude des bases neurophysiologiques

Université de Sherbrooke Thesis

Sherbrooke, Canada

Des travaux récents tendent à démontrer qu'une seule séance d'exercice aérobie favorise l'apprentissage et la rétention des mémoires motrices. Toutefois, les mécanismes neurophysiolog ...

Scientific expertises : Psychology, neurosciences

Keywords : aerobic exercise, motor control, motor learning, neuroplasticity, errors, rewards, oscillations, EEG, fMRI, neurostimulation, sensorimotor network

Ref. ABG-109810

2022-12-19

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Public/private mixed funding