Charlotte Constans and Guillaume Maimbourg, have been awarded the Prix de la Chancellerie des Universités de Paris for their thesis on therapeutic ultrasound.
Our researchers, together with the University of Oxford and the Institut du Cerveau et la Moelle Epinière, have demonstrated the potential of focused ultrasound for therapeutic modulation of the neural activity.
Brain activation has been imaged and analyzed during complex cognitive tasks using functional ultrasound imaging. The study has just been published in Nature Communications.
Our recent work on sleep, published in Nature Communication in December 2018, has been brought into the spotlight of the journal Trends in Neurosciences.
2 weeks ago
A new theory for why we engage in REM sleep transpired in 2009: Sleep to forget and sleep to remember. Today, researchers from @PhysMedParis use our tech to dig into what's happening when we slip into REM sleep - and the role the amygdala plays. #Neurotech https://t.co/RyT5AutjRo