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Our recent work, “Whose emotion is it? Perspective matters to understand brain-body interactions in emotions”, has now been published in NeuroImage. In this project, which was done in collaboration with Julie Grèhttps://sites.google.com/view/juliegrezes/homezes, we explored the role of Heartbeat Evoked Potentials in Self-Other distinction and subjective emotional experience. By using combined EEG with various physiological measures and subjective…
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The DEC Equality & Diversity Committee will be hosting its next event on December 8th! The event aims to highlight recent advances in mental health research and will bring the spotlight to some of the early career researchers in our department, to introduce us to their work on this important topic. We are also delighted to welcome Astrid…
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A new interview has been published, in which Elenora van Rijsingen and I discuss the new Equality & Diversity initiative at Ecole Normale Supérieure, how to create more equality in academia, an upcoming screening for the Picture a Scientist documentary, and more. The full interview can be read here .
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I’m excited to announce I am the recipient of the MBB Young Scientist Award 2021. This award will enable me to carry out a 3-month research project at the Mind Brain Body institute in Germany. The project will focus on how affective state modulates cardiac-saccade coupling during free viewing of emotion inducing images.
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The 11th of February marks the international day for women and girls in science. To celebrate this occasion, the DEC Equality & Diversity committee, in collaboration with the Physics and Geosciences departments of Ecole Normale Supérieure, are organizing a Wikipedia edit-a-thon. The goal of the event is to increase visibility of women in science. Only 16%…
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On October 29th (10:30 Paris time) I will be giving an online talk at the Neuromatch 3.0 conference. I will be chatting about my post-doc research on the role of neural responses to heartbeats in self-other distinction in emotional perspective taking. You can find the full abstract here, as well as the link to the zoom…