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ENP ACTIVITY REPORT 2007 – 2012

www.paris-neuroscience.fr

May 2017

Index

ENP Presentation ................................................................. 1

Governance ......................................................................... 2

Graduate Program .............................................................. 3

Starting Grant ...................................................................... 7

Invited Scientists................................................................... 8

Post Docs ............................................................................. 9

Interns… ............................................................................. 11

Scientific Events… .............................................................. 12

Scientific Projects ............................................................... 17

Teams year by year ............................................................ 18

Network Map ...................................................................... 20

Teams by Research centers ............................................ 21

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École des Neurosciences de Paris Île-de-France ENP

The ENP was created in March 2007 by the Ministry of Research and Higher Education as “A Thematic network for advanced research”. The ENP is a private foundation with a total capital close to 18M€ supported by 5 founders: 3 Research Agencies CEA, CNRS, and Inserm. Two universities, Pierre et Marie Curie (UPMC) and Paris Sud 11. Since 2008, Paris Descartes university is also a partner of the ENP.

What are ENP goals?

• Enhance international visibility of Paris region in Neuroscience research • Promote synergy between research groups, universities and institutes

in the Paris area • Support frontier research and multidisciplinary approaches • Foster international exchange of knowledge

Since 2007, ENP has launched several programs, recruited and / or supported: - 45 ENP Graduate students: open to outstanding students initially trained outside of France - 5 Starting Grant: start-up supports for young group leaders settled in Paris region - 12 Invited international scientists hosted by ENP teams - 23 Post–Docs received short-term support - 35 Scientific events supported and organized by ENP These actions aim to promote Neuroscience research at its highest level by fostering international exchange and multidisciplinary research.

Board of Trustees Chair: F. Ailleret & 22 members The Board of Trustees take legal decisions and manage finances

Steering Committee Director: P. Gaspar & 11 ENP team leaders of complementary expertise The Steering Committee evaluate and give directions on programs’ scientific contents

Scientific Advisory Board 10 Foreign members from U.K., USA, Germany, Switzerland and Canada The SAB provide evaluation of new teams and applications, and advice on scientific approaches

Graduate Program Directors L. Bally - Cuif, M. Groszer and A. Sobel They manage auditions, board of experts and recruitment processes of the Graduate Program

ENP Staff General Secretary: Y. Hénin & 3 staff members ENP staff implement actions

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ENP Governance

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ENP Graduate Program

The ENP Graduate Program gives international scientists from all over the world the opportunity to pursue a graduate education in our partner universities in Paris: UPMC, Paris Sud 11, Paris Descartes and Paris Diderot. Most of the cursus is in English. The program strengthens the connection between talented international scientists and the ENP multidisciplinary network, which covers all of Neuroscience disciplines.

A 4-year Graduate Program Open to students who received their undergraduate training outside of France. French or foreign applicants are required to hold a diploma at least equivalent to the “Master 2” degree in France for Track 1, or any degree equivalent to the “Master 1” degree in France for Track 2, obtained outside of France, in any field relevant to Neuroscience. French or foreign students who obtained their last university degree in France are not eligible.

Remark: The Bachelor - Master’s Degree system differs substantially between countries, thus applicants need to provide a detailed résumé in order to evaluate their eligibility.

200 to 300 applications / year

The call for applications is announced once a year in fall on the ENP website, for a start in fall the following year. The ENP Graduate Program lasts four years:

Year 1: either Track 1 or Track 2 Year 2 – 4: the three years of the doctoral school

1st Year Lab rotations in ENP team research groups

Master Degree possible completion PhD Thesis Three years in an ENP lab

Support Year 1 1200 € / month

Administrative and financial support for installation in Paris, housing and university registration fees

Years 2 - 3 - 4 1800 € / month Administrative support by ENP staff throughout ENP Graduate Program and financial support for university registration fees

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Throughout years 1 – 4, ENP students are requested to attend or participate to scientific events, organized for them or by them, as well as to general or social events. Specific seminars and conferences are specially organized for them. Students in years 2 – 4 are encouraged to attend scientific seminars that are beneficial to their PhD project.

During the ENP DAYS, that take place each year in September, all ENP students are expected to present their research work as posters or oral presentations.

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45 recruited ENP students 2007-2012

2007 Esin Yavuz, Boğaziçi University, Turkey Aijaz Parray, Kashmir University, India (2011 thesis) Pierre-Jean Arduin, École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Switzerland (2011 thesis)

2008 Aurélia Sahel, Yeshiva University of New york, USA

Yihui Cui, East China Normal University of Shangai, China Katherine Matho, Union College, Schenectady, USA Emma Cahill, Trinity College of Dublin, Ireland Beth Pavlicek, Yale University, New Haven, USA Sven Collette, Ludwig-Maximilians University, Germany (2012 thesis) Ana Barbeito, Universidad de la Republica, Uruguay Athena Ypsilanti, Toronto University, Canada Nima Deghani, University of Medical Science, Iran (2012 thesis) Aurélien Begue, University College of London, UK (2012 thesis) Maja Petkovic, Zagreb University, Croatia Emilienne Repak, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA

2009 Lorena Chanes, Complutense University of Madrid, Spain

Irène Altarelli, University College of London, UK Xinhe Liu, Beijing University, China Declan Lyons, Trinity College of Dublin, Ireland Lyle Muller, Brown University of Providence, USA Diana Sakae, Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Brazil Vera Medvedeva, St Petersburg University, Russia Paloma Maldonado, University of Chile, Chile

2010 Keerthana Iyer, Sri Ramachandra University, India

Andrew Terry Sideris, New York University, USA Vasilisa Skvortsova, New York University, USA Jinjin Wu, Nankai University, China Lauriane Harrington, University College London, UK Jenna Sternberg, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA Ana-Filipa Teixeira Borges, Wyzz Institute at Harvard University, Boston Sabah Mozafari, School of Medical Science, Tarbiat Modares University, Iran Mariana Ramos-Brossier, Instituto de Neurobiologia UNAM, Mexico

2011 Takafumi Arakaki, Waseda University, Japan

Shauna Katz, New York University, USA Urs Lucas Boehm, Freiburg University, Germany Alma Mohebiany, Université de Montréal, Québec Ernan Anllo, Buenos Aires University, Buenos Aires Heike Blockus, Bonn University, Germany Flora Bouchacourt, École Polytechnique, France Maria Kramarek, Bernstein Center of Berlin, Germany

2012 Valérie Bercier, Université de Montréal, Canada

Marie Louise Dongelmans, Leiden University, Netherlands Jaime Fuentealba, University of Conception, Chile Andrea Tinterri, San Raffaele Scientific Institute, Milan Darinka Truebutschek, Washington & Lee University, USA

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45 recruited ENP students 2007-2012

Geographical Origins

Europe (23)

North America (8)

South America (6)

Asia (6)

Middle East (2)

Europe 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Europe

America 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

North America

South America

Asia 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Asia

Middle East 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Middle East

Ordinate: ENP students Abscissa: Years

4%

13%

13% 51%

18%

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Starting Grant

The Starting Grant program’s ambition is to attract and support international scientists starting their careers, to allow them to develop their research project freely and set up their team rapidly.

2008

Matthias Groszer (Welcome trust centre for Human Genetics, Oxford University, UK) Institut du Fer à Moulin, Paris. INSERM - UPMC

Molecular and cellular mechanisms of cortical development

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Laure Bally-Cuif (Helmholtz Research Center, Munich, Germany) Institut Alfred Fessard, Gif-sur-Yvette. CNRS Zebrafish Neurogenetics (ZEN)

2010

Manuel Mameli (University of Geneva, Switzerland) Institut du Fer à Moulin, Paris. INSERM - UPMC Synapses in the pathophysiology of reward

Claire Wyart (University Berkeley, USA) CRICM Hôpital de la Pitié Salpêtrière, Paris. INSERM - UPMC - CNRS Optogenetic dissection of spinal circuits

2011

Cendra Aghulon (University of North Carolina, USA) Université Paris Descartes, Paris. IFR 95 CNRS Glia-glia and glia-neuron interactions in neurophysiopathology

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Invited Scientists

The Invited Scientists program strengthens collaboration between ENP teams and renowned international scientists, focusing on specific projects such as designing new technology or supporting each other during the launch of a new study.

2009 Ehud Isacoff (UC at Berkeley, USA) for 6 months, Neurophysiology and new microscopies lab (S. Charpak). Centre des Saints-Pères, Paris. Paris Descartes - INSERM - CNRS.

Jack Feldman (UCLA, California, USA) for 6 months, Neurobiology of brainstem neuronal networks lab (J. Champagnat). Campus de Gif-sur-Yvette. CNRS - Paris-Sud 11.

William Shuttleworth (University of New Mexico School of Medicine, Nevada, USA) for 1 month, Neurodegenerative diseases lab (Ph. Hantraye) Fontenay-aux-Roses. CEA - CNRS - Paris-Sud 11.

Jennifer Rodger (University Western Australia, Perth, Australia) for 4 months, Development and aging of the nervous system lab (J. Mariani) Campus de Jussieu, Paris. UPMC - INSERM.

Attila Gulyas (Institute of Experimental Medicine, Budapest, Hungary) for 7 months, Cortex & Epilepsy lab (R. Miles) . CRICM Hôpital Pitié-Salpêtrière, Paris. INSERM - UPMC - CNRS.

2010 Karl Pfenninger (University of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Research Center, Colorado, USA) for 1 month, Membrane traffic in neuronal and epithelial morphogenesis lab (T. Galli) Institut Jacques Monod, Paris. CNRS - INSERM.

Cha-Min Tang (University of Maryland, School of Medecine, Baltimore, USA) for 6 weeks, Neurophysiology and new microscopy lab (V. Emiliani). Centre des Saints-Pères, Paris. CNRS - INSERM.

Reha Erzurumlu (University of Maryland, School of Medecine, Baltimore, USA) for 9 weeks, Developmental role of neurotransmitters (P. Gaspar) Institut du Fer à Moulin, Paris. INSERM.

2011 Peter Brophy (Centre for Neuroregeneration - The Medical School University of Edinburgh) for 9 months, Interactions neurogliales dans la myélinisation et les pathologies démyélinisantes (C. Lubetzki) CRICM Hôpital Pitié – Salpêtrière, Paris. INSERM – UPMC – CNRS.

Marla Feller- (Department of Molecular and Cell Biology Helen Wills - Neuroscience Institute - University of California, Berkeley) for 6 months , Unit of Dynamic Neuronal Imaging Department of Neuroscience lab ( D. DiGregorio) Institut Pasteur, Paris. CNRS - Paris Descartes – Paris Diderot

Liset Menendez de la Prida (Group Leader Instituto Cajal - CSIC - Madrid) for 4 months, Cortex & Epilepsie lab (R. Miles) CRICM CHU Pitié-Salpêtrière. UPMC.

2012 German Mato (University of Bariloche, Argentina) for 6 months , Laboratory of neurophysics and physiology (D. Hansel) Institut des Neurosciences et de la Cognition, Paris. Paris Descartes – CNRS.

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Post Docs

ENP's flexibility gives the opportunity to ENP members to hire young and talented scientists at the very beginning of their career. The ENP Post Doc Program is a short-term solution to cover salary expenses for a limited period: it acts as a buffer before the team receives other grants and long- term support.

This kind of support is meant to facilitate ENP teams’ efforts to attract promising Post Docs. As of today, 21 scientists have started their career in one of our network’s teams.

2007 Jonathan Bradley (PhD: California Institute of Technology) for 3 months in Laboratory of Brain physiology (A. Marty) Centre des Saints-Pères,Paris. CNRS - Université Paris Descartes - Université Paris Diderot.

2008 Kei Yamamoto (PhD: University of Tennessee, Memphis, USA) for 2 months in Development, evolution, plasticity of the nervous system lab (P. Vernier) Campus de Gif-sur-Yvette. CNRS.

Claudia Feierstein (PhD: Cold Spring Pearl Harbor, NY, USA) for 9 months in Perception and memory lab (P.-M. Lledo) Institut Pasteur, Paris. CNRS.

Gianluigi Mongillo (PhD: University of Rome “La Sapienza”, Italy) for 1 year in Dynamics, learning and memory lab (N. Brunel) Centre des Saints-Pères, Paris. CNRS - Université Paris Descartes.

José Marques de Brito (PhD: Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) for 3 months in Development and evolution of the neural crest lab (N. Le Douarin) Collège de France. CNRS.

Jessica Dubois (PhD: Université Paris-Sud 11) for 1 year in Brain imaging lab (D. Le Bihan) Neurospin, Gif-sur-Yvette. CEA.

Michael Graupner (PhD: Max-Planck Institute for the Physics of Complex S ystems, Dresden, Germany & Université Paris Descartes, Paris) for 3 months in Group for neural theory lab (B.Gutkin). École Normale Supérieure, Paris. INSERM - CNRS. And Bases of spatial memory and navigation lab (S. Wiene r) - Collège de France, Paris. CNRS.

2009 Alejandrina Cristia (PhD: Purdue University, West Lafayette, USA) for 11 months in Cognitive Science & Psycholinguistics lab (E. Dupoux) École Normale Supérieure, Paris. CNRS -EHESS.

Beatriz Galan-Rodriguez (PhD: University of Seville, Spain) for 1 month in Neuronal signaling and gene regulation’s lab (J. Caboche) Campus de Jussieu, Paris. UPMC - INSERM.

Ricardo Castillo-Garcez (PhD: Federal University of Santa Catarina, Brazil) for 1 year in Development and evolution of the neural crest lab (S. Creuzet) Campus de Gif-sur-Yvette. CNRS.

Tanay Gosh (PhD: Institute of Genomics and intergra tive biology, India) for 1 year in Molecular and cellular mechanisms of cortical development lab (M. Groszer) Institut du Fer à Moulin, Paris. UPMC – INSERM.

Erika Cerasti (PhD: International School for Advanced Studies, Trieste, Italy) for 1 year in Neuralbases of spatial memory and navigation lab (S. Wiener) Collège de France, Paris. CNRS.

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2010 Li Dongdong (PhD: Huazong University of Science and Technology, Wuhan, China) for 3 months in Neurophysiology and new microscopies lab (S. Charpak) Centre des Saints-Pères, Paris. Paris Descartes - INSERM - CNRS.

Cédric Monbereau (PhD: Department of pharmacology of the University of Pensilvania, USA) for 12 months in Molecular and cellular mechanisms of cortical development lab (M. Groszer) Institut du Fer à Moulin, Paris. INSERM - CNRS.

Liliana Castro (PhD: University of Beira Interior - Portugal) for 5 months in Cellular Integration of Neuromodulatory Processes lab (P.Vincent) Campus Jussieu, Paris. UPMC, INSERM.

Ina Rothenaigner (PhD: University Munchen, Germany) for 6 months in Maintenance of neural progenitor cells and the modulation of behavior lab (P. Vernier et L. Bally-Cuif) Institut Alfred Fessard, Gif – sur - Yvette. CNRS.

2011 Chun Yao Lee (PhD: Pharmacology, Department of Pharmacology, College of Medicine, National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan) for 6 months in Neuroglial Interactions in Cerebral Physiopathology lab (N. Rouach) Collège de France, Paris. CNRS - INSERM.

Caleb Stokes (PhD: in lab of Professor Jeff Isaacson at the University of California, San Diego) for 6 months in Optogenetic dissection of spinal circuits lab (C. Wyart) CRICM - Hôpital Pitié - Salpêtrière, Paris. CNRS - INSERM.

Martin Wiechert (PhD: Dr. Rainer Friedrich’s group at the MPI for medical research in Heidelberg) for 6 months in Theoretical neuroscience: single neuron and network modeling, collective dynamics of networks of neurons, learning and memory lab (N.Brunel) and Perception and Memory lab (P-M. Lledo) Université Paris Descartes and Institut Pasteur, Paris.

Tran Van Minh (PhD: Department of Neuroscience, Physiology and Pharmacology, University College London, London, UK) for 6 months in Unit of Dynamic Neuronal Imaging lab (D. Gregorio) Université Paris Descartes et Institut Pasteur, Paris.

Abhishek Chatterjee (PhD: Biology, Texas A&M University, College Station, USA) for 3 months in Molecular genetics of circadian rhythms lab (F. Rouyer) Institut de Neurobiologie Alfred Fessard, Paris. CNRS – INSERM.

2012 Serena Lattante (PhD: Molecular genetics, Universita Cattolica del Sacro Cuoro, Roma, Italy) for 6 months in Treatment of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis from genetics to zebrafish lab (E. Kabashi) CRICM, Paris

Brian Lau (PhD: Neural science, New York University) for 4 months in Experimental therapeutics of neurodegeneration lab (E. Hirsch)

CRICM, Paris

Frank Meye (PhD: Universiteit Utrecht) for 7 months in Synapse and pathophysiology of reward lab

(M. Mameli)

Institut du Fer à Moulin, Paris

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Interns International collaboration with Japan Thanks to an agreement with the ENP, interns from the Okayama University Medical School came from 2-3 months to discover neuroscience research in affiliated teams between 2010 and 2012. Dai SHIMIZU hosted by Thierry Galli, Institut Jacques Monod. 2010. Kei Yamakami hosted by Jean Mariani, Development and aging of the nervous system lab, UPMC. November 2011 Mami Ito hosted by Patricia Gaspar, team Neurotransmission and Development, Institut du Fer à Moulin. 2012. Narumi Kariya hosted by Matthias Groszer, team Molecular and Cellular Mechanisms of Cortical Development, Institut du Fer à Moulin. 2012. Karen Tomimura hosted by Charles Duyckaerts, team Alzheimer’s and Prion diseases, Institut du Cerveau et de la Moelle épinière. 2012.

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Scientific Events

The objective of the ENP Scientific Events Program is to help the community to meet, create and maintain multidisciplinary exchanges in the broad field of Neuroscience. Symposia, colloquia, conferences and thematic schools give our members opportunities to contribute to national and international research.

Responding to an increasing need for sponsorship, the ENP meets scientists’ requests in supporting their workshops and actual presence in large international symposia. As of today 35 events have already been supported by the ENP. In addition to this support, ENP organizes two scientific symposia each year: the ENP DAYS and the ENP Thematic School.

2007 Organized by ENP “ENP Days”, December, 1st 2007, Hôtel Concorde Montparnasse, Paris. 57 attendees: ENP team leaders, ENP Graduate students and 13 speakers.

Supported by ENP “Complexity in Neural Network Dynamics”, (in the context of Ladislav Tauc’s neurobiology conferences), December 13 - 14th 2007, Institut de Neurobiologie Alfred Fessard , Gif-sur-Yvette. Organizers: Y. Frégnac (ENP), A. Destexhe (ENP) and T. Bal (UNIC, CNRS) - 250 international attendees, 16 speakers.

2008 Organized by ENP “Neuroscience for the XXIst century”, Inaugural symposium of ENP & NeRF, in collaboration with

Région Ile de France and Ministère de l’Enseignement Supérieur et de la Recherche. May, 26th 2008, Amphithéâtre Marguerite de Navarre, Collège de France, Paris More than 400 attendees and international speakers.

“Mathematics in Neuroscience”, June 10th 2008, École Nationale Supérieure de Chimie de Paris.

In collaboration with “Fondation Sciences Mathématiques de Paris”. 187 international attendees, 8 speakers.

“ENP DAYS”, October 7-8th 2008, Abbaye des Vaux de Cernay, Yvelines. 125 attendees, ENP team leaders, ENP Graduate students and 11 speakers.

Supported by ENP

“MEG: New Images of Brain Dynamics”, December 10-12th 2008. Hôpital Pitié-Salpêtrière, Paris. Organizers: S. Dehaene (ENP) and L. Garnero (ENP) - 100 attendees, 22 international speakers.

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2009 Organized by ENP “International ENP Summer School: Optical Imaging and Electrophysiological Methods in Neuroscience” July 1-11th 2009, Centre des Saints-Pères, Université Paris-Descartes, Paris. Organizers: D. Ogden (ENP) and ENP - 18 selected students, 11 speakers.

“ENP DAYS”, December 7-8th 2009, Hôtel Club Belambra, Dourdan. Plenary lecture by R. Frackowiak “Neuroimaging genetics and degeneration ” (Université de Lausanne, Suisse) and J. Feldman “Shining Light on Expiration” (UCLA, California, USA) 125 attendees, ENP team leaders and 17 national and international speakers.

Supported by ENP “Model systems in Neuroscience: What the Nose can tell us about the Brain”, June 8th 2009, Les Cordeliers UPMC, Paris. Organizers: A. Trembleau (ENP) and S. Firestein (Columbia University, USA) - 100 attendees, 13 international speakers.

“Euroglia : the IXth European Meeting on Glial Cells in Health and Disease”, September 8- 12th 2009, Centre des Saints-Pères, Paris. Support of a high level training day in collaboration with “French Glial Cell club”, H. Chneiweiss (ENP) and A. Baron (ENP) - 700 attendees, international speakers.

“7th Paris Computational Neuroscience Days: Synaptic plasticity: from receptors to networks”, December 14th 2009, Centre des Saints-Pères, Paris. Organizers: N. Brunel (ENP), D. Hansel (ENP) and D. Holcman - 50 attendees, 10 international speakers.

2010 Organized by ENP “International ENP Spring School: Optical Imaging and Electrophysiological Recording in Neuroscience”, April 20th to May 1st 2010, Centre des Saints-Pères, Paris. Organized by D. Ogden (ENP) and ENP - 19 selected students, 11 speakers.

“Joint European PhD program”, June 24th 2010, Institut du Fer à Moulin, Paris. Inserm – UPMC. Partners: Instituto Gulbekian (Lisbon, Portugal), SISSA (Trieste, Italy), Fondazione Tabor (Milan, Italy), Semmelweis University Medical School (Budapest, San Raffaele del Monte Hungary), University of Edinburgh (United Kingdom), Universidad Autonoma de Madrid (Spain).

“ENP DAYS”, September 17-18th 2010, Hôtel Amirauté, Deauville. 150 attendees, ENP team leaders, ENP Graduate students and 13 national and international speakers.

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Supported by ENP

“All around Neuroscience”, March 13th 2010, Paris. 2nd edition “Le cerveau dans tous ses états” , Jardin du Luxembourg. Organizers: Aviesan, FRC, Société des Neurosciences.

“Brain Awareness Week”, March 15-22nd 2010. Organized by European Dana Alliance for the Brain, FRC, Société des Neurosciences. ENP event: debate on the movie “Les explorateurs du cerveau” by Muriel Coulin followed by a discussion on epileptic’s crisis prediction with Michel le Van Quyen (LENA, CRICM)

“9th Cognitive Sciences Forum”, March 22nd 2010, Cité Universitaire, Paris. Annual event since 1998 organized by Cognitive Science students association Cognivence. National and international speakers from academic and industrial backgrounds.

“Imaging Brain Plasticity and Development”, April 1-2nd 2010, Hôtel de Massa, Paris. Organizers: J. L. Martinot (ENP) and S. Frangou - 100 attendees, 30 international speakers.

“Journées de la Recherche Translationnelle”, June 3-4th 2010, École des Neurosciences de Paris Ile - de - France, Paris. Organizer: S. Guigon – 15 international speakers.

“For the History of Neuroscience”, June 18th 2010, Pitié-Salpêtrière, Paris. Thematic afternoon about the École de Médecine de Paris, supported by the ENP. Organizers : J. G. Barbara (ENP).

“9th Computational Neuroscience Day: Modeling Network Dynamics”, September 15th 2010, Institut de Neurobiologie Alfred Fessard, Paris. Organizer: Alain Destexhe (ENP - UNIC) - 8 international speakers.

“Nuit Blanche: L’Inserm et Paris Descartes présentent : Même pas mal”, October 2 nd 2010, Centre universitaire des Saints - Pères de l’Université Paris Descartes, Paris. Organizers : B. Contensou, P. Dawalibi, S. Charpak (ENP).

“À la Rencontre des Neurosciences Françaises” 40th International Congress of Neurosciences, November 15 th 2010, Wesgate Hotel, San Diego. Organizers: A. Chédotal (ENP), J.A. Girault (ENP), M. Kandaroun (ENP), M. Guyader, S. Oliet.

“1st French – British Conference on Visual Perception”, December 16-17th 2010, Biomédicale des Saints - Pères, Paris. Organizers: A. Gorea (ENP), T. Meese - 200 attendees, 32 international speakers.

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Scientific Events

2011 Organized by ENP “Brain Awareness Week”, Mars 12-18th 2011, Organizers: European Dana Alliance for the Brain,

FRC, Société des Neurosciences.

ENP event: Debate at Café La Ménagerie, Paris. ENP Speakers: C. Lubetzki (ENP team CRICM), P. Brophy (ENP Invited Scientist from Edinburgh), B. Zalc (ENP team, CRICM) and JinJin Wu (ENP

graduate student) - 40 attendees.

“International ENP Spring School: Optical Imaging and Electrophysiological Recording in Neuroscience”, April 12-20th 2011, Université Paris Descartes. Organized by D. Ogden (ENP) - 18 students selected and 18 speakers.

“ENP DAYS”, September 7-9th 2011, Collège des Bernardins, Paris. - Special lecture: « Dissecting the neuronal circuitry of fear: a role of inhibition? » A. Luthi. “Synapse complexity: Evolution, Behaviour and Disease ”. S. Grant. « Multiple decision making systems in the human brain » R. J. Dolan. - Workshop 1 “Illuminating the Brain: New methods to probe and repare neuronal circuits” Organizer: S. Charpak - Speakers: S. Charpak, P. M. Lledo, C. Wyart, S. Picaud

- Workshop 2 “Language: From genetic to cognition” Organizer: A. L. Giraud. Speakers: A. L. Giraud, G. Dehaene – Lambertz, P. Pinel, F. Ramus.

170 attendees

“Joint European PhD Program : Plasticity in Cortical Networks & Epilepsy” Organizer : J.C. Poncer (Institut du Fer à Moulin).

Supported by ENP

“IFM 2nd International Colloquium: Remodeling and Dysfunction of Neural circuits”, October 21th

2011, Institut du Fer à Moulin. Organizers: M. Mameli (ENP) and N. Gervasi (ENP) - Special Lecture : G. Turrigiano, M. Hausser. Speakers : A. Araque, J. Berke, P. Castillo, R. Cossart, A. Kreitzer, L. De Lecea, J. C. Poncer.

“10 th Cognitive Science Forum”, March 26th 2011, Campus des Cordeliers, Paris. Organized by students association Cognivence. 10 conferences, 40 stands, 12 worshops

coordinators - National and international speakers from academic and industrial backgrounds.

“Physiological mechanisms underlying Song learning and production”, December 14-15th

2011, Université Paris Descartes.

Organizer: A. Leblois (ENP - CNRS, Université Paris Descartes) - 12 national and international speakers.

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2012 Organized by ENP “Brain Awareness Week”, Mars 14-20th 2012, Organizers: European Dana Alliance for the Brain, FRC, Société des Neurosciences. ENP events: “Cerveau en Travaux” presented by M. Petkovic, E. Cahill, M. R. Brossier (ENP students). “Neuroanatomie du doute” presented by L. Mallet, J. Yelnik, K. N’Diaye, M. Morgiève (CRICM, Paris).

“International ENP Spring School: Optical Imaging and Electrophysiological Recording in Neuroscience”, April 2012, Université Paris Descartes. Organized by D. Ogden (ENP). 18 selected students and 25 speakers.

“ENP DAYS”, September 13-14th 2012, Abbaye des Vaux de Cernay. - Lectures: “Prefontal cortex and human decision–making” by E. Koechlin. “What are you looking at? Imaging eye and cortical activity in the fr eely moving animal” Damian Wallace. - Workshop: “Modeling higher cognitive function”. Speakers: P. Faure, S. Granon, L. Rondi – Reig, K. N’Diaye. - International collaborations: C. Cuello (McGill), C. Hedin (Brazilian Society for Neuroscience) - Poster session presented by Graduate Program students and guests 117 attendees.

Supported by ENP “Computational Neuroscience Days”, April 26th 2012, École Normale Supérieure, Paris. Coordinators: B. Gutkin (École Normale Supérieure) , A. Destexhe (INAF) , D. DiGregorio / L. Graham (Paris Descartes) - 80 attendees, 10 international speakers.

“Géométrie sans frontières" March 12-17th 2012, Université Paris VII. Organizer : J. Droulez (LPPA - Collège de France), S. Paycha, F. Héleine, P. Baudot. - 31 international speakers.

“11th Cognitive Sciences Forum”, March 31st 2012, Campus des Cordeliers, Paris. Organized by students association Cognivence - 11 international speakers.

“Mouse ultrasonic communication workshop”, April 16-17th 2012, Institut Pasteur, Paris. Organizers : T. Bourgeron (ENP), E. Ey, N.Torquet (Université Paris Diderot / CNRS URA 2182, Institut Pasteur) and Corinne Barau. Attendees: students and researchers.

“Second Symposium on The Biology of Decision Making ”, May 10-11th 2012, ICM, Paris. Organizers: M. Pessiglione (ENP - INSERM / CRICM) – T. Boraud (CNRS / Université Bordeaux 2), S. Bourgeois-Gironde (Université d’Aix-Marseille / Institut Jean Nicod) ; M . Khamassi (CNRS / UPMC). 19 international speakers.

“Biomag 2012 : Motivation, Brain and Behaviour”, August 26-30th 2012, ICM, Paris. Supported event organized by J. Daunizaeau (ICM), J. Mattout (INSERM, Lyon). DCM course Paris 2012, August 30th and 31st 2012, Paris ICM.

“IFM Colloquium 2012 : From Neural Dysfunction to Mental Illness”, October 26th, Institut du Fer à Moulin, Paris. Organizers: Drs. Diaz, Engmann, and Fernandez (INSERM, CNRS, IFM) - 8 international speakers.

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Scientific Projects

This ENP Program was meant to reinforce synergy between its participating teams by supporting innovative collaborative research projects and by facilitating the development of shared facilities or resources. It was ended in 2010 upon SAB’s recommendation.

2008 “Super resolution fluorescence microscopy (STED)” V. Emiliani Wavefront-engineering Microscopy. Centre des Saints-Pères, Paris. Univ. Paris Descartes -

INSERM - CNRS. 9 research groups

“Functional fibered fluorescence microscopy to study signali ng in striatal neurons In vivo” D. Hervé, Neurotransmission and Signaling. Institut du Fer à Moulin, Paris. INSERM – UPMC.

3 research groups.

“How motor effectors integrate expected rewards: a functional neuroimaging study of dopamine-related disorders” M. Pessiglione Motivation, Brain & Behaviour. GH Pitié-Salpêtrière, Paris. INSERM. 5 research groups

“NucleiPark: High field MR imaging in parkinsonian syndromes” C. Poupon / M. Vidailhet Movement disorders & basal ganglia: physiopathology and experimental therapeutics. Neurospin, Gif-sur-Yvette. INSERM - UPMC - CNRS. 3 research groups

“Neural stem cells in the developing and adult brain" P-M. Lledo Perception and Memory. Institut Pasteur, Paris. CNRS - Institut Pasteur. 10 research groups

“Mouse phenotyping” L. Rondi-Reig Navigation, Memory and Aging. Campus de Jussieu, Paris. UPMC - INSERM. 15 research

groups

2009 “Experimental and Theoretical analysis of functional dendritic d ynamics in vivo visual cortex” D. Di Gregorio Synaptic Function and Optical Methods. Centre des Saints-Pères, Paris. CNRS. 4 research groups

“Exploration of Brain activity using combined EEG and FMRI” E. Koechlin Cognitive Neuroscience. École Normale Supérieure, Paris. UPMC - INSERM. 4 research groups

2011 “ENP Network for Viral Transfer” B. Lambolez, Thalamo-cortical Networks. Campus de Jussieu, Paris. UPMC - INSERM. 18 research groups

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ENP Teams year by year

2007 When it was created, 76 teams composed the ENP network, now located at:

Campus de Jussieu Quai Saint Bernard, 9 teams Campus des Saints Pères, 4 teams

CEA-NeuroSpin, 1 team Centre des Neurosciences Paris Sud, 1 team

CENIR, 1 team

Centre Hospitalier Sainte Anne, 2 teams Collège de France, 6 teams

CRICM & ICM CHU Pitié Salpêtrière, 16 teams ENS, 5 teams

Faculté des Sciences Pharma. Et Bio. Paris Descartes, 1 team INAF, 5 teams

INSEAD, 1 team Institut de la Vision, 5 teams Institut de recherche biomédicale - Cochin, 1 team

Institut du Fer à Moulin, 5 teams

Institut Jacques Monod & Université Paris Diderot, 1 team Institut Mondor – IMRB, 1 team Institut Pasteur, 5 teams MIRCen, 3 teams

Neurospin, 3 teams Service Hospitalier Frédéric Joliot, 1 team

Each year, a call is issued to invite Neuroscience teams from all fields to apply and join in.

2008 33 teams applied, 8 teams selected. Principal Investigators

Nathalie Spassky (CNRS – INSERM)

Pascal Mamassian (Institut Pasteur – CNRS) Luc Mallet (UPMC – INSERM – CNRS)

Anne Catherine Bachoud Levi (Université Paris 12 – INSERM) Hans Straka (Université Paris Descartes - CNRS)

Hervé Chneiweiss (Université Paris Descartes – CNRS – INSERM) Laure Rondi Reig (UMPC – CNRS)

Emmanuel Dupoux (ENS – CNRS)

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2009 17 teams applied, 7 teams selected. Principal Investigators: Étienne

Audinat (Université Paris Descartes - INSERM - CNRS) Pierre Jean

Corringer (Institut Pasteur - CNRS)

Anne Lise Giraud (ENS - INSERM) David Hansel (Université Paris Descartes - CNRS) Nicole Ropert (Université Paris Descartes - INSERM - CNRS)

Sidney Wiener (Collège de France - CNRS)

Jerôme Yelnik (Institut du Cerveau et de la Moelle épinière - INSERM - CNRS - AP-HP)

2010 15 teams applied, 9 teams selected. Principal Investigators:

Ghislaine Dehaene (Collège de France - Univ. Paris-Sud 11 - INSERM - CEA) Sylvie Granon (Université Paris-Sud 11 - CNRS)

Hirac Gurden (Université Paris-Sud 11 - Univ. Paris Diderot - CNRS) Therese Jay (Université Paris Descartes - INSERM)

Marc Maier (Université Paris Descartes - Univ. Paris Diderot - CNRS) David Ogden (Université Paris Descartes - Univ. Paris Diderot - CNRS) Muriel

Perron (INAF - Université Paris-Sud 11 - CNRS) Alain Prochiantz (ENS - Collège de France - CNRS) Daniel Shulz (INAF - CNRS)

2011 10 teams applied, 6 teams selected. Principal Investigators:

Alberto Bacci (ICM - UPMC - INSERM - CNRS - AP-HP) Alexander Fleischmann (Collège de France - INSERM - CNRS - UPMC) Edor Kabashi (ICM - UPMC - INSERM - CNRS - AP-HP)

Alexandra Pierani (Université Paris Diderot - CNRS) Nathalie Rouach (Collège de France - INSERM - CNRS - UPMC) Sylvie Schneider-Maunoury (Université Pierre et Marie Curie - CNRS - INSERM)

2012 15 teams applied, 11 teams selected. Principal Investigators:

Boris Barbour (IBENS – CNRS – INSERM - ENS)

Laurent Bourdieu (IBENS – CNRS – INSERM – ENS) Jean François Brunet (IBENS – CNRS – INSERM - ENS) Vivien Chevaleyre (Université Paris Descartes – CNRS) Filipo Del Bene (INSERM – CNRS – Inst. Curie) Stephane Dieudonné (IBENS – ENS)

Sonia Garel (IBENS – INSERM) Luc Maroteaux (INSERM – Institut Du Fer à Moulin) Jean Pierre Nadal (Laboratoire De Physique statistique - ENS) Thomas Préat (CNRS – ESPCI)

Michel Simoneau (Centre Psychiatrie et Neuroscience – INSERM)

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ENP Teams Network in the Paris Region

119 research teams

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Campus de Jussieu Quai Saint Bernard

LBD SCHNEIDER-MAUNOURY Sylvie, Brain patterning and morphogenesis in vertebrates, UMR 7622

NPA BARBARA Jean-Gaël, Epistemology of Neuroscience, UMR 7102 FAURE PHILIPPE, Neurophysiology and Behavior, UMR 7102 LAMBOLEZ Bertrand / CAULI Bruno, Cortical Network & Neurovascular Coupling UMR 7102 MARIANI Jean, Development and aging of the nervous system, UMR 7102 RONDI-REIG Laure, Navigation, Memory and Aging, UMR 7102 TREMBLEAU Alain, Development and plasticity of neural networks, UMR 7102 VINCENT Pierre, Cellular Integration of Neuromodulatory Processes, UMR 7102

PMSNC

CABOCHE Jocelyne, Neuronal signaling and gene regulation, UMR 7224-UMRS 952 EL MESTIKAWI Salah, Normal and pathological Glutamatergic systems, UMR 7224-UMRS 952 GIROS Bruno, Physiopathology of psychiatric diseases, UMR 7224-UMRS 952

Campus des Saints Pères

AGULHON Cendra, Glia-Glia and Glia-Neuron Interactions in Neurophysiopathology, U 603-UMR 8154

AUDINAT Etienne, Interactions Neurone-Glie / Neuron-Glia Interactions, U 603-UMR 8154

CHARPAK Serge, from sensory processing to functional hyperaemia, U 603-UMR 8154

EMILIANI Valentina, Wavefront-engineering microscopy, U603-UMR 8154

OGDEN David, Photolysis of caged neurotransmitters for experiments in neuronal tissue UMR 8118

OHEIM Martin / ROPERT Nicole, Biophysics of gliotransmitter release, UMR 8154

Laboratoire Psychologie de la Perception MAMASSIAN Pascal, Vision Group, UMR 8158

CESEM MAIER Marc / MCINTYRE Joe, Multi-sensory control of the upper limb, UMR 8194

Laboratoire de Neurophysique et Physiologie HANSEL David, Cerebral Dynamics, Plasticity, Learning, UMR 8119 ZYTNICKI Daniel, Spinal physiology and physiopathology, UMR 8119

Laboratory of brain physiology MARTY Alain, Gabaergic synapses in the cerebellum, UMR 8118

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CEA-NeuroSpin

VAN WASSENHOVE Virginie, Brain Dynamics, U 992

Centre des Neurosciences Paris Sud – Orsay

GRANON Sylvie, Neurobiology of decision making, UMR 8195

LAROCHE Serge, Cellular and Molecular Mechanisms of Plasticity and Memory, UMR 8195

Centre Psychiatrie et Neurosciences - Centre Hospitalier Sainte Anne

CHNEIWEISS Hervé, Glial Plasticity and brain tumors, U894

HAMON Michel, Pain, stress and neurovegetative adaptations, U 894

KREBS Marie-Odile / JAY Thérèse, Pathophysiology of Psychiatric disorders, U 894

SIMONNEAU Michel, Functional Genomics & Psychiatric Diseases, U 894

Collège de France

CIRB GIAUME Christian, Junctional communication and interaction between neuronal and glial networks, UMR 724 -U1050 ROUACH Nathalie, Neuroglial Interactions and Cerebral Physiopathology, UMR 7241–U 1050 PROCHIANTZ Alain, Development & Neuropharmacology, UMR 7241-U 1050 FLEISCHMANN Alexander, Neural Circuits and Behavior, UMR 7241 SELIMI Fekrije, Mice, Molecules and Synapse formation, UMR 7241-U 1050 VENANCE Laurent, Dynamic and Pathophysiology of Neuronal Networks, UMR 7241-U1050

LPPA DROULEZ Jacques, Active Perception and Probabilistic Approach, UMR 7152 WIENER Sidney, Neural bases Spatial memory and navigation, UMR 7152 ZUGARO Michael, Brain Rhythms and Neural Coding of Memory, UMR 7152 BERTHOZ Alain, Professeur Honoraire, UMR 7152

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CRICM & ICM CHU Pitié Salpêtrière ICM BACCI Alberto, Cellular Physiology of Cortical Microcircuits, UMRS 975-UMR 7225

BARON VAN EVERCOOREN Anne / NAIT OUMESMAR Brahim, Molecular and cellular approaches of myelin repair, UMRS 975–UMR 7225

BRICE Alexis, Molecular basis, physiopathology and treatment of neurodegenerative diseases, UMRS 975-UMR 7225

DELATTRE Jean-Yves, Experimental neuro-oncology, UMRS 975-UMR 7225

DUBOIS Bruno, Cognition, neuroimaging and brain disorders, UMRS 975-UMR 7225

DUYCKAERTS Charles / HAIK Stéphane, Alzheimer and Prion Diseases, UMRS 975-UMR 7225

FONTAINE Bertrand, Genetics and mechanisms of membrane excitability disorders and multiple sclerosis, UMRS 975–UMR 7225

HIRSCH Etienne, Experimental therapeutics of neurodegeneration, UMRS 975-UMR 7225

KABASHI Edor, Treatment of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis : From Genetics to Zebrafish, UMR 7152

LE GUERN Eric, Genetics of pathologies of neuronal excitability and conduction, UMRS 975–UMR 7225

LUBETZKI Catherine, Myelinisation and remyelinisation, UMRS 975-UMR 7225

MALLAT Michel, Functions and differentiation of microglia, UMRS 975-UMR 7225

MILES Richard, Cortex & Epilepsy, UMRS 975–UMR 7225

PESSIGLIONE Mathias, Motivation, Brain and Behavior, UMRS 975–UMR 7225

THOMAS Jean-Léon, Oligodendrocyte development and Neurovascular Interactions UMRS 975–UMR 7225

VIDAILHET Marie, Movement disorders and basal ganglia: pathophysiology and experimental therapeutics, UMRS 975–UMR 7225

WYART Claire, Lights-on Locomotion: optogenetic dissection of spinal circuits underlying locomotion in Vertebrates, UMRS 975–UMR 7225

YELNIK Jérôme / MALLET Luc, Behavior, Emotion and Basal Ganglia, UMRS 975–UMR 7225

ZALC Boris, Développement, pathologies gliales & reparation, UMRS 975

CENIR

LEHERICY Stéphane, Centre for NeuroImaging Research IRM, UMRS 975-UMR 7225

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ENS LPS NADAL Jean-Pierre, Complex networks and cognitive systems, UMR 8550

Group for Neuronal theory GIRAUD Anne-Lyse, Auditory Language Group, U 960

LNC GUTKIN Boris / DENEVE Sophien, Group for neuronal theory, U 960 KOECHLIN Etienne, Frontal lobe functions group, U 960 TALLON-BAUDRY Catherine, Visual Cognition Group, U 960

LSCP CHRISTOPHE Anne, Sound structure of language: acquisition, processing in adults, and deficits, UMR 8554 RAMUS Franck, Genetics and developmental disorders, UMR 8554

Ecole Supérieure de Physique et de Chimie Industrielle

PREAT Thomas, Genes and Dynamics of Memory Systems, UMR 7637

Faculté des Sciences Pharmaceutiques Paris – Descartes

AUBOURG Patrick / CARTIER Natalie, Biotherapies of Degenerative and Proliferative Diseases of the Nervous System, UMR 745

IBENS

BARBOUR Boris, Cerebellum group, UMR 8197-U 1024

BOURDIEU Laurent, Cortical dynamics and coding mechanisms, UMR 8197-U 1024

BRUNET Jean-François, Formation et évolution des circuits neuronaux, UMR 8197-U 1024

DIEUDONNE Stéphane, Inhibitory Transmission, UMR 8197-U 1024

GAREL Sonia, Brain development and Plasticity, UMR 8197-U 1024

SPASSKY Nathalie, Cilia biology and neurogenesis, UMR 8197-U 1024

IMNC

GURDEN Hirac, Metabolism, Imaging and Olfaction IMNC, UMR 8165

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Institut de Neurobiologie Alfred Fessard

N&D

BALLY CUIF Laure, Zebrafish Neurogenetics (ZEN), UPR 3294 FORTIN Gilles, Integrative Neurobiology of the Brainstem in Embryos, UPR 3294 PERRON Muriel, Stem cells & Neurogenesis in the Retina, UPR 3294 VERNIER Philippe, Development and evolution of neurotransmission, UPR 3294 ROUYER François, Molecular genetics of circadian rhythms, UPR 3294

UNIC DESTEXHE Alain, Computational Neuroscience, UPR 3293 FREGNAC Yves, Cognisciences: Synaptic integration and functional plasticity in primary visual cortex, UPR 3293 SHULZ Daniel, Neural Processing, Neuromodulation and sensory plasticity, UPR 3293

INSEAD & ENS

Laboratoire de Neurosiences Cognitives PLASSMAN Hilke, Decision Neuroscience Group

Institut Curie – Centre de recherche

DEL BENE Filippo, Neuronal circuit Development Group, U 934-UMR 3215

Institut de la Vision & Fondation Voir et Entendre

CHEDOTAL Alain, Role of axon guidance molecules, UMR 968

LÉVEILLARD Thierry, Implication of RdCVF in maintaining cone photoreceptors and its application for the treatment of photoreceptor degenerations, UMRS 968

LIVET Jean, Development of neuronal circuits, UMR 968

PICAUD Serge, Retinal information processing : pharmacology and pathology, UMR 968

SAHEL José-Alain, Translational research on eye diseases, UMR 968

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Institut de recherche biomédicale – Cochin

CHELLY Jamel, Genetics and physiopathology of neurodevelopmental disorders, U 1016-UMR 8104

Institut du Fer à Moulin

FRANCIS Fiona, Cytoskeleton and pathology of neuronal migration, UMRS 839

GASPAR Patricia, Neurotransmission in neural circuit formation, UMRS 839

GIRAULT Jean-Antoine / HERVE Denis, Neurotransmission and signaling, UMRS 839

GROSZER Matthias, Molecular and cellular mechanisms of cortical development, UMRS 839

MAMELI Manuel, Synapses in the pathophysiology of reward, UMRS 839

MAROTEAUX Luc, Serotonin and Plasticity, UMRS 839

PONCER Jean, Plasticity in Cortical Networks and Epilepsy, UMRS 839

SOBEL André, Intracellular Signal Relay and Integration, UMRS 839

Institut Jacques Monod

GALLI Thierry, Membrane traffic in neuronal and epithelial morphogenesis, U 950

PIERANI Alessandra, Genetics and Development of the Cerebral Cortex, UMR 7592

Institut Mondor de Recherche Biomédicale

BACHOUD-LEVI Anne Catherine, Interventional neuropsychology, U 955

LEBOYER Marion, Psychiatry genetic, U 955

Institut Pasteur

Genes, Synapses, Cognition BOURGERON Thomas, Human genetics and cognitive functions, URA 2182 CORRINGER Pierre-Jean, Channel-receptors group, URA 2182 DI GREGORIO David, Unite of Dynamic Neuronal Imaging, URA 2182 LLEDO Pierre-Marie, Perception and Memory, URA 2182 MASKOS Uwe / CHANGEUX Jean-Pierre, Integrative Neurobiology of Cholinergic Systems, URA 2182

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Institut Pasteur et Institut de la Vision

PETIT Christine, Genetics and Physiology of Hearing, UMRS 587

MIRCen

Laboratoire des Maladies en Neurobiologie et Cancérologie HANTRAYE Philippe, Preclinical therapeutics for neurodegenerative diseases, URA 2210

Laboratoire des Maladies Neurodégénératives BONVENTO Gilles, Cell-cell interactions in neurodegenerative diseases, URA 2210

Neurospin

LEBIHAN Denis, Brain imaging, U 562

LNCog DEHAENE Stanislas, Cognitive neuroimaging unit, U 562 DEHAENE-LAMBERTZ Ghislaine, Developmental Neuroimaging, U 562

LNAO MANGIN Jean-Francois, Computer-assisted neuroimaging laboratory, U 562

Service Hospitalier Frédéric Joliot

MARTINOT Jean-Luc / ZILBOVICIUS Monica, NeuroImaging & Psychiatry, U 797

Université Paris Descartes

CHEVALEYRE Vivien / PISKOROWSKI Rebecca, Plasticité synaptique et Réseaux neuronaux, UMR 8118

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Glossary CENIR : Centre interdisciplinaire de recherche en Biologie CESEM : Centre d'Etude de la SensoriMotricité CIRB : Centre interdisciplinaire de recherche en Biologie CNPS : Centre des Neurosciences Paris Sud CRICM : Centre de Recherche du Cerveau et de la Moëlle Épinière ENS : École Normale Supérieure ESPCI : École Supérieure de Physique et de Chimie Industrielle FVE : Fondation Voir et Entendre IBENS : Institut de Biologie de l’École Normale Supérieure ICM : Institut du Cerveau et de la Möelle Épinière IMNC : Imagerie et Modélisation en Neurobiologie et Cancérologie IMRB : Institut Mondor de Recherche Biomédicale INAF : Institut de Neurobiologie Alfred Fessard INSEAD : Institut Européen d’Administration des Affaires LBD : Laboratoire de Biologie du Développement LNC : Laboratoire de Neurosiences Cognitives LPPA : Laboratoire de physiologie de la perception et de l'Action LPS : Laboratoire de Physique Statistique LSCP : Laboratoire de Sciences Cognitives et Psycholinguistique N&D : Neurobiology and Development NPA : Neurobiologie des Processus Adaptatifs PMSNC : Physiopathologie des Maladies du Système Nerveux Central UNIC : Unité de Neurosciences Information et Complexité

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