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Summary of main findings. Left: Main contributions of the somatosensory inputs to the generation of motor activity in M1. Cortical state generation is independent from somatosensory inputs. Right: Schematic Vm modulations of an M1 neuron in an intact mouse (IT Vm) and in a nerve cut mouse (NC Vm) during a Quiet to Movement transition. The removal of forelimb inputs did not impact the occurrence of quiet/active periods in the membrane potential, but (1, vertical line) reduced pre-movement input; (2, gray box) reduced Vm correlations with ongoing forelimb movement; and (3, horizontal line) disrupted the reach reversal potential.

Summary of main findings. Left: Main contributions of the somatosensory inputs to the generation of motor activity in M1. Cortical state generation is independent from somatosensory inputs. Right: Schematic Vm modulations of an M1 neuron in an intact mouse (IT Vm) and in a nerve cut mouse (NC Vm) during a Quiet to Movement transition. The removal of forelimb inputs did not impact the occurrence of quiet/active periods in the membrane potential, but (1, vertical line) reduced pre-movement input; (2, gray box) reduced Vm correlations with ongoing forelimb movement; and (3, horizontal line) disrupted the reach reversal potential.

How does somatosensory input to the #MotorCortex contribute to limb movement? This study shows that loss of #somatosensory inputs disrupts voluntary forelimb movements & motor cortex neuronal dynamics, highlighting the role of somatosensory input in motor control @plosbiology.org 🧪 plos.io/3QcbXph

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Luc Estebanez, in collaboration with @mdc-berlin.bsky.social James Poulet have published a new study on somatosensory contributions to M1 activity in @plosbiology.org.

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Tihana Jovanic

🥉Toutes nos félicitations à Tihana Jovanic, DIrectrice de recherche à NeuroPSI, pour la prestigieuse médaille de bronze du CNRS !

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Miranda Orr is a keynote speaker of our "New Horizons in Aging and Neurodegenerative Diseases" conference!
⚠️ Deadline for short talk and poster abstracts: next Monday, the 20th of April!
➡️ Take advantage and submit now: www.cheninstitute.org/events-new/n...

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👏 We are late at congratulating Marion Rivalan, who has collaborated with Berlin-based researchers at Charité and Humboldt University, to explore in mice the impact of smell on overeating!

➡️ The study is published in Neuron, check it out 🔽🔽🔽
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🧳 ✈️ Mobilité interne au CNRS !
➡️ Vous êtes ingénieur.e d'étude au CNRS, spécialisé.e dans l'imagerie photonique, et souhaitez participer à l'aventure des neurosciences à Paris-Saclay ?
🥳 Bénéficiez d'une mobilité interne au CNRS (NOEMI) pour nous rejoindre ! Tous les détails sont ici 🔽🔽🔽

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👨‍🔬 Erik Musiek is a keynote speaker of our "New Horizons in Aging and Neurodegenerative Diseases" conference!

⚠️ The deadline for short talk and poster abstracts has been postponed to the 20th of April.

➡️ Take advantage and submit now: www.cheninstitute.org/events-new/n...

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🧩 Alain Destexhe & PhD student Pablo Castro have taken part in a collaborative study across multiple species, combining fMRI & modeling, suggesting that consciousness requires the breakdown of information in the brain!

🔽🔽🔽 Read it in Nature Human Behavior: www.nature.com/articles/s41...

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🧠 Charlotte E. Teunissen will be our second keynote speaker of the "New Horizons in Aging and Neurodegenerative Diseases" conference!

➡️ The deadline for short talk and poster abstracts has been postponed to the 20th of April. Take advantage and submit now: www.cheninstitute.org/events-new/n...

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🧠 Today we announce the first keynote speaker of the "New Horizons in Aging and Neurodegenerative Diseases": Viviana Gradinaru, professor in Neuroscience and Biomedical Engineering at Clatech.

▶️ Register, submit an abstract: www.cheninstitute.org/events-new/n...

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New Horizons in Aging and Neurodegenerative Diseases - Tianqiao & Chrissy Chen Institute – Change perception, change your world | Chen Institute The Chen Institute focuses on the brain and mind to reduce suffering. By understanding how the brain perceives, learns, and interacts with the world, we use technology and AI to accelerate science, im...

Our 2-day conference on Aging and Neurodegenerative Diseases will take place on May the 28th. This is a joint event with the Chen Institute.

Abstract submission until the 6th of May, next Monday. Register and apply today:
www.cheninstitute.org/events-new/n...

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#SdC2026 Retrouvez Carole Escartin, cheffe d'équipe à NeuroPSI, dans une table ronde et plusieurs reportages de ‪@glialclub.bsky.social sur le rôle des cellules gliales dans la maladie d’Alzheimer, dans a cadre de la semaine du cerveau !
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🗓️ During the 2 days (May 28-29) conference, we will hear 12 key speakers.
➡️ Learn more, register and submit on the conference website below 🔽🔽🔽. Note that selected short talks will be hosted free of charge in the same hotel as the speakers!

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▶️ We are pleased to announce that this year, our Brain, Behavior & Beyond conference with the Tianqiao & Chrissy Chen Institute (TCCI) will focus on: Ageing and Neurodegeneration, through the prism of new approaches, including imaging, fluid biomarkers, and omics technologies empowered by AI.

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Deadline to submit abstracts: March the 15th

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▶️ Nathanaël Jarrassé from ISIR at Sorbonne Université will be the last keynote speaker at NeuroControl2026!

▶️ NeuroControl 2026, the conference on the physiology and engineering of limb and prosthesis closed-loop control!

Register and submit your abstract: neurocontrol.sciencesconf.org

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🧠 La Semaine du Cerveau c'est très bientôt, et comme chaque année, c'est aussi à NeuroPSI et NeuroSPIN !

➡️ Retrouvez-nous toute la semaine du 16 mars pour une série de conférences pour tous les publics. Tous les détails:
neuropsi.cnrs.fr/semaine-du-c...

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🗓️ Friday 17 April, 11:30
👨‍🔬 Emmanuel Scorsone
Diamond Sensors Laboratory, CEA, Université Paris-Saclay
➡️ Synthetic diamonds: from neural interfacing to biological sensors

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🗓️ Friday 10 April, 11:30
👨‍🔬 Michaël Zugaro
Centre interdisciplinaire de recherche en biologie, Collège de France
➡️ Brain Rhythms and Neural Coding of Memory

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🗓️ Friday 27 March, 11:30
👨‍🔬 Antoine Madar
Neuroscience Institute, University of Chicago, USA
➡️ The rules of synaptic plasticity during learning: evidence from representational shifting in the hippocampus

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🗓️ Wednesday 25 March, 14:00
👨‍🔬 Léa Ceschi, PhD defense
➡️ Troubles du comportement social chez des modèles murins de la myopathie de Duchenne et stratégies thérapeutiques non géniques, Sous la direction de Cyrille Vaillend et de Sylvie Granon

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A short thread to list our next seminars:
🗓️ Friday 20 March, 10:30
👨‍🔬 Pascal Helson
KTH Stockholm & University of Bordeaux
➡️ Non-equilibrium dynamics of the neocortex in Parkinson’s disease

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▶️ Heike Stein from Sorbonne Université will be the 4th keynote speaker at NeuroControl2026!

▶️ NeuroControl 2026, the conference on the physiology and engineering of limb and prosthesis closed-loop control!

Register and submit your abstract: neurocontrol.sciencesconf.org

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▶️ Henri Lorach from Université de Lausanne will be the 3rd keynote speaker at NeuroControl2026!

▶️ NeuroControl 2026, the conference on the physiology and engineering of limb and prosthesis closed-loop control!

Register and submit your abstract: neurocontrol.sciencesconf.org

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⚠️ Call for new group leaders!

➡️ This year again, we are looking to host new research groups. All neuroscience research topics are welcome in our highly interdisciplinary institute!

➡️ Deadline: May the 15th 2026.

➡️ Learn more and apply: neuropsi.cnrs.fr/ao-2026/

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👐 Applications for M2 CNN (Computational Neuroscience & Neuroengineering) are now open. Apply until the 15th of May !
👓 Learn more: sdrive.cnrs.fr/s/SpsGAkHTLf...
➡️ Apply: inception.universite-paris-saclay.fr

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▶️ Daniel Häufle from Tübingen Universität will join us as a keynote speaker at NeuroControl2026!

▶️ NeuroControl 2026, the conference on the physiology and engineering of limb and prosthesis closed-loop control!

Register and submit your abstract: neurocontrol.sciencesconf.org

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Daniel Huber, Université de Genève, will present a talk on "Cortical circuits involved in voluntary action". 

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"We will present how he uses closed-loop optical brain–machine interfaces combined with single-cell optogenetic manipulations to interrogate the cortical circuits underlying goal-directed action. Using two-photon population recordings, we find that cortical activity preferentially encodes behavioral goals rather than detailed kinematic parameters, and that this representation is strongly driven by thalamic input. Together, these findings suggest that cortical activity primarily serves to guide action direction and intent, rather than to issue direct motor commands."

Daniel Huber, Université de Genève, will present a talk on "Cortical circuits involved in voluntary action". Abstract: "We will present how he uses closed-loop optical brain–machine interfaces combined with single-cell optogenetic manipulations to interrogate the cortical circuits underlying goal-directed action. Using two-photon population recordings, we find that cortical activity preferentially encodes behavioral goals rather than detailed kinematic parameters, and that this representation is strongly driven by thalamic input. Together, these findings suggest that cortical activity primarily serves to guide action direction and intent, rather than to issue direct motor commands."

▶️ Daniel Huber from Université de Genève is one of 5 keynote speaker at NeuroControl2026!

▶️ Join us at NeuroPSI for NeuroControl 2026, the conference on the physiology and engineering of limb and prosthesis closed-loop control! Register and submit your abstract: neurocontrol.sciencesconf.org

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The talk by Emmanuel Scorsone is postponed to a later date. Sorry for this last minute change.

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M2 Neurological Handicap

And let's not forget the M2 Neurological Handicap:

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