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BATHELLIER Brice

Institut de l'Audition - 2019

Laboratory research grant - 2016

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2019 Institut de l'Audition

Project status: active

Brice Bathellier’s “Dynamic of the auditory system and multisensory perception” team is studying the computational principles for processing auditory and multisensory information.

To do so, they are combining advanced analysis and modeling techniques with a broad range of experimental approaches, including two-photon calcium imaging, multichannel electrophysiology, optogenetics and behavioral analysis of auditory perception. The team's main projects include the large-scale deciphering of sound representations in the mouse auditory system, the development of optogenetic methods to generate auditory perceptions through targeted activation of the central neuronal networks, and the exploration of the perceptual role of neuronal connections between the brain areas processing different sensory modes.


The Hearlight project aims to develop and test an innovative cortical implant to rehabilitate hearing disorders, by light stimulation of the main sound processing center in the brain.
 

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2016 Research grant

Project status: closed

A laureate of the call for laboratory projects in 2016, Brice Bathellier, a researcher in the CNRS Neuroscience, Information and Complexity Unit (UNIC) in Gif-sur-Yvette, France, is studying and attempting to elucidate with innovative imaging techniques the calculations enabling the brain to encode sound and generate auditory perception.

This work will improve the definition of auditory information processing used in hearing aids.

Doctor Brice Bathellier
Investigator - Team leader

CNRS Neuroscience, Information and Complexity Unit (UNIC),
Gif-sur-Yvette, France
Institut de l'Audition, Paris, France

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