We aim to provide an understanding of higher-order cognitive functions, focusing on perception, learning, inference, and decision making, with an integrated approach that bridges across scales, from molecules to neurons, large populations of neurons, cortical and cortical-subcortical circuits, complex cognitive processes and behavior, using computational modeling.
Our computational approach ranges from abstract models of the quantities that ought to be computed by the brain (e.g. predictions in a task), to algorithmic descriptions of these models and the mapping of their constituents onto brain structures and brain dynamics, to the neural code of internal representations.
Our team is part of the UNICOG laboratory. The team is located in two places in the Paris Area, France: Its primary location is the Institute for Neuromodulation (INM) within Sainte Anne Hospital, dedicated to innovating in psychiatry using interventional methods (including intracranial EEG, voltammetry, electrical stimulation, pharmacology) and tools from computational neurosciences and machine-learning. We are also part of Neurospin, a brain imaging center (including MEG, IRM at 3T, 7T and 11.7T) located in the broader Paris area. Our principal investigators contribute their expertise in various, complementary fields and methods.
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