NeuroTransmission episodes result from the efforts of Maude Sills-Néron (PhD student in Isabelle Raynauld's lab, department of art history and cinematographic studies of the arts and sciences Faculty) and Antoine Malescot (PhD student in Ravi Rungta's lab, department of stomatology of the dental medicine Faculty).
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Episode 3 (march 2024)
Silent whistling: tinnitus, stress and mitigating factors
Bérangère Villatte, doctoral candidate in audiology in Sylvie Hébert's Tinnitus and Hyperacusis Research Laboratory, explains what tinnitus is, risk and aggravating factors, and ways of reducing discomfort.
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Episode 2 (december 2023)
Are you predisposed to thinking you're a wild boar? An update on hypnosis
We spoke with Mathieu Landry, postdoctoral fellow in Karim Jerbi's lab, looks at the propensity to be hypnotised and the brain variables involved. Article in pre-publication.
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Episode 1 (october 2023)
Chocolate and exams: cognitive fatigue and effort
Thomas Mangin, postdoctoral fellow in Benjamin Pageaux's lab, explains how cognitive fatigue alters our perceptions of effort and pain and gives us some methods for reversing its effects.
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This content has been updated on 19 April 2024 at 15 h 00 min.