L'écologie des paysages sonores, au-delà de ses contributions directes au suivi de biodiversité à partir d'enregistrements sonores quasi-continus, nourrit aujourd'hui tout un pan de la création artistique et plus spécifiquement musicale.
The aim of these interdisciplinary colloquia, organized as part of a partnership between the Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle and the Ecole normale supérieure (Université PSL), was to promote the scientific study of the human auditory system's ability to perceive ecological processes at work in natural habitats, by confronting hearing sciences (psychoacoustics, aud
Recent advances in neuromodulation combined with neuroimaging enable unprecedented insights into the mechanisms supporting human motor control and recovery after stroke. In this talk I will show how tDCS–MRI reveals targeted cortical inhibition can restore large-scale network connectivity after stroke, and how concurrent tACS–MRI links neurochemical states and oscillatory dynamics to functional connectivity during motor learning.
Nicole Miller-Viacava, chercheuse et première autrice des deux études, a construit une base de 11 000 paysages sonores naturels enregistrés dans des forêts tropicales, sub-tropicales, boréales et tempérées, une savane et un désert, à p
Movies or spoken narratives elicit strong responses in the brain. These responses are similar across subjects, effectively synchronizing brain activity between individuals. The synchronization is widespread across the brain and modulated by attention, suggesting that narratives effectively engage our cognition. Recent findings show that listening to narratives also synchronizes physiological signals. This includes synchronization of heart rate and pupil size, suggesting that stories also drive the autonomic system. Quite likely, cognition and arousal dynamically interact.
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The 17th Speech in Noise Workshop (SPIN2026) will take place on 12-13 January 2026 in Paris, France, in the buildings of the prestigious École Normale Supérieure.
The 17th Speech in Noise Workshop (SPIN2026) will take place on 12-13 January 2026 in Paris, France, in the buildings of the prestigious École Normale Supérieure.
Paris hosts a large community of systems, cognitive and computational neuroscientists. However, there is a sense of disconnection among likeminded researchers who are dispersed across various institutions.
Lets change that!
