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I'm currently a postdoctoral
fellow in the lab of Tom Albright, working with Gene Stoner on the psychophysics and physiology of visual motion processing, more particularly center-surround interactions.
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I was born in 1973, in Strasbourg,
France. After College ("classes préparatoires")
in Math, Physics and Biology, I moved to Paris in 1993 to study
more specifically biology and neuroscience. In 1997, I graduated
from the Ecole Normale Supérieure
(rue d'Ulm), and got a MSc (Diplôme d'Etudes Approfondies)
in neuroscience at the University
of Paris VI (Jussieu).
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I did my Ph.D. in the L.P.P.A.
(lab. Physiol. Perception & Action) at the Collège
de France in Paris, under the supervision of Pr. Alain Berthoz
and Dr. Werner Graf.
My work focused on perception-action interface, more particularly looking for and analyzing the head movement-related
neuronal signals in the parietal cortex.
I also had medical training experience at Necker
Hospital Medical School (University of Paris V) as an extern.
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I then worked in the laboratory of Alex Pouget, at the University of Rochester, to get some training in computational neuroscience.
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A more complete curriculum is also available [PDF] |
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