Visits of International Scientists

Parietal has welcome François Meyer, Univ Colorado at Boulder, for a six months visit (Jan-June 2017), funded by a D'Alembert fellowship of Paris Saclay University. The project of François is to assess novel statistical models of functional connectivity based on the generalized resistivity model he has developed within a graph theoretical framework.

Visits to International Teams

Research Stays Abroad

Denis Engemann

has spent two months in Boston (April-May) with the MEG Core lab, Athinoula A. Martinos Center (MGH/Harvard-MIT) working on functional connectivity methods and population analysis for MEG.

Arthur Mensch

has spent 3 months in Japan (Sept-Dec) with NTT, working on dynamic time warping problems with Mathieu Blondel.

Jérome Dockès

has spent two months with Poldracklab at Stanford, as part of the MetaMRI associated team. He has worked on the statistical relationships between neuroscientific concepts (whether anatomical or cognitive) and brain activation loci.