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Teams and Projects
NeuroCoG groups 46 research teams over a wide disciplinary spectrum
Work Packages
The NeuroCoG project is structured in four Work Packages.
Club Conscience
Each year the "Club Conscience" is dedicated to address the aspect of the "consciousness problem".
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  • GIN Seminar : Meaghan Creed (University of Maryland School of Medicine, Baltimore, USA)
    on the October 11, 2018
    Seminar by Meaghan Creed (University of Maryland School of Medicine, Baltimore, USA)11.30 am at GIN - Amphi Serge Kampf
    Targeting the Ventral Pallidum to Treat Addictive Disorders
  • LPNC Seminar : Leila Reddy - CerCo, Toulouse
    on the October 23, 2018
    Seminar of Leila Reddy - CerCo, Toulouse
    Object representations and the influence of learning : insights from single neurons and fMRI patterns
  • Club conscience : 4 octobre
    on the October 4, 2018
    Le 4 octobre 2018, à 13h30, au GIN, le Club Conscience se réunit pour parler de "Quelles pratiques expérimentales pour mettre à l’épreuve les différentes théories des états de conscience ? " (intervenant : Denis Perrin)
  • NeuroCoG Seminar Series: Meritxell Bach Cuadra
    on the October 26, 2018
    On Friday 26 October 2018, from 11am to 1pm, at Amphi S. Kampf (GIN), NeuroCog will continue its cycle of seminars by inviting Meritxell Bach Cuadra (Medical Image Analysis Laboratory/ University of Lausanne), Florence Forbes (Inria Montbonnot) and Sylvain Harquel (LPNC-IRMaGE) for a conference entitled "Advanced Methods for Brain exploration"


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From Neurons to Social Cognition in Grenoble

The NeuroCoG project aims to understand the biological, neurophysiological and functional bases of behavioral and cognitive processes in normal and pathological conditions, from cells to networks and from individual to social cognition. NeuroCoG is based on a wide-spectrum interdisciplinary approach (e.g. fundamental and cognitive neuroscience, chemistry, physics, cognitive and social psychology, education, language sciences, computer sciences, applied mathematics, and engineering; as well as clinical specialties such as neurology and psychiatry).