GROSBRAS Marie-Hélène

Neurodéveloppement de la cognition sociale et motrice

Marie-Helene Grosbras has a multidisciplinary training, with Master degrees in Biology, Neuropsychology and Epistemology. Her research, in Cognitive Neuroscience, concerns action-perception coupling, in particular in the context of processing social stimuli. She is particularly interested in how this couping is implemented in the brain and how this implementation matures during adolescence.

NEWS

Que se passe-t-il dans ton corps ? Enquête...

Pour repondre à cette question Lisa recherche des participants de 10 à 23 ans; Voici le lien du questionnaire : https://columbo.univ-amu.fr/index.php/961915?lang=fr

Tout est expliqué ici

https://amupod.univ-amu.fr/enrichment/video/16118-que-se-passe-t-il-dans...

Congratulations to Alia!

A localizer for functional magnetic resonance imaging of dynamic body perception

Body_localizer

ONGOING PROJECTS

SOCIAL BRAIN ORGANISATION

The "social brain"comprises the set of cerebral regions involved in perceiving, processing and reacting to social stimuli.

Brain imaging studies have now well characterized networks of subsets of these regions involved in specific social functions.

Interfering transiently with different nodes of the social brains impairs specific aspects of social perception. this demonstrates that each of the targeted region is indeed causlly involved in specific social processing

DEVELOPMENT OF EMOTION RECOGNITION FROM FACES, BODIES AND VOICES FROM CHILDHOOD TO EARLY ADULTHOOD.

Neural bases of gaze orienting in social context : what changes during adolescence? (AMIDEX 2014-2017)
ADOBRAIN : Making sense of the social brain in adolescence (ANR 2015-2020)

The goal if this 5 years ANR funded project is to investigate how the brain mechanisms that link social perception and action control change during adolescence. A series of behavioural and brain imaging experiments are carried out to : 1- Characterise the development of social signals perception in the brain, 2- Understand how these social signals influence action control at different periodes of adolescent development.

CARREER

Since March 2016 : chercheur CNRS , LNC, Marseille

2014-2016 : chair de recherche AMIDEX, Aix Marseille université

2012-2014 : senior lecturer, Institute of Neuroscience and Psychology, University of Glasgow

2005-2012, lecturer, Dept of Psychology, University of Glasgow

2001-2005, post-doctoral fellow, Montreal Neurological Institute, Montreal, avec Tomas Paus

TRAINING

1998-2001, PhD, College de France, Paris, dir.Alain Berthoz

1997, Master Epistemology and History of Sciences, Paris, dir Dominique Pestre

1996, Master in Neuropsychology, Lyon

1992-1996, Magistere de Biologie, Ecole Normale Supérieure, Paris.

STUDENTS AND POST-DOCS:

PhD : Alia Afyouni; Lisa Raoul

Post-Doc: Franziska Geringswald; Birgit Rauchbauer; Boris Quetard

ALUMNI

Master Students:,Chadwick Boulay, Susan Beaton, Patrick Ross, Eniko Zlodlos, Kate Sully, Haodan (Ashley) Tan, Moritz Suess, Sarah Harkness, Sarah Maloney, Peter Donhauser, Myrle Kempermann, Chloe Noblet; Jehuel William; Shenji Sajet; Guillem Hureault; Lisa Raoul

PhD students: Gemma Learmonth, Christopher-James Harvey, Patrick Ross;

Post-Doctoral Fellows: Dr Jason Lauder, Dr Nienke Hoogenboom, Dr Corinne Jola, Dr Stephanie Morand, Dr Patricia Bestelmeyer, Dr JingTin Zhang; Dr Emilie Salvia; Dr Fabien Cignetti; Dr Mathieu Lesourd