Three researchers from the Centre de Recherches en Psychologie et Neurosciences* shared their expertise as part of the Carnot Cognition Institute's "Du cerveau en capsule" (ie "Brain in a pod") video series.
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Institut Carnot Cognition
Awarded the Carnot label in February 2020 by the French National Research Agency, the Institut Cognition is a national institute created in 2016 to develop research/business partnerships in the thematic field of cognition. Cognition is the study, through a vast cross-section of disciplines (psychology, neuroscience, biology, philosophy, linguistics, computer science, applied mathematics, physics), of how the brain functions and human capacities to perceive, act, communicate, understand, learn and interact.
To promote the skills of its affiliated research laboratories, the institute has chosen to illustrate, through short videos, research activities in cognition, their scientific content, their challenges, as well as potential applications.
The sense of touch: a necessity for life
Rochelle Ackerley, CNRS research director, talks about her work on the encoding and perception of touch in humans.
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How do children learn language?
In this video, CNRS researcher Isabelle Dautriche explains her research into language development and language structure.
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Cognitive training to remedy age-related cognitive decline
In this video, Caroline Chambon, Senior Lecturer at Aix-Marseille Université, presents the neurobiological basis of brain dysfunction, and the link with ageing.
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*The Centre de Recherches en Psychologie et Neurosciences is the result of the merger of the Laboratoire de Neurosciences Cognitives and the Laboratoire de Psychologie Cognitive on January 1, 2024.
Article published on January 9, 2024.
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