The senators are currently examining the bioethics bill, a text voted in first reading by the National Assembly in October 2019. This bill brings new elements in the framework of research in several innovative areas of biomedicine, including the neurotechnology which is booming.
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In the 19th century, skulls and brains were measured to justify the hierarchy between sexes, races and social classes. In the 20th century, cognitive tests, brain imaging and genes were discovered and accepted as modern criteria. What will the 21st century be like, since the discovery of plasticity?
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Genopole, Télécom SudParis et l’Université d’Évry accueillent une nouvelle équipe scientifique pour explorer la complexité du cerveau. L’équipe s’est installée à Évry grâce au dispositif d’aide à la recherche de Genopole, au soutien de l’Université d’Évry et aux équipements dédiés à l’innovation du centre ETOILE, récemment ouvert sur le
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Should we be afraid of memory implants? A recent study echoed by UP' reports possible cyber attacks on our memory. Jean-Gabriel Ganascia, a researcher in artificial intelligence, provides a forum that puts the legitimate fears we may have in their rightful place. Remote appropriation
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The brain is a constantly evolving organ and its functioning raises many questions. For example, scientists are working to discover how memories are created in the brain so that they can be targeted, restored and enriched with implants, and the necessary technologies already exist under
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Did you say "nano"? It's often difficult to imagine a grain of matter at the nanoscale: a billionth of a metre. To get an idea of this, let's point out that the size ratio between planet Earth and an orange is similar to that between an orange
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The problem with the spinal cord is that you only have one and if you have a lesion, doctors can't repair it; they can only try to reduce the damage. The consequences for the injured are serious and usually make them severely and severely disabled.
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Stéphanie Brillant's new documentary film, "Children's Brains, Infinite Potential" is a dive into neuroscience and explains how our experiences in childhood shape our brains. The film gives the essential keys to help develop it properly. How to help children better manage their
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The biological is back: in multiple forms (genes, hormones, neurons) it is everywhere as an explanatory variable of our behaviours but also as a manipulable mechanism for social transformation. This biologization of the world and of the social world affirms a dynamic of progress and mobilizes a discourse
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Violence, aggressiveness, attacks on moral order, crime, terrorism... Could all these deviant behaviours have their origin in the brain? To find out, would the method of choice be MRI imaging, which now makes it possible to see the brain at work without having to open the skull? Certainly neuroscience is bringing
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In the 19th century, Cesare Lombroso founded scientific criminology. He claimed to identify criminals by the anatomical features of the face and skull. Science came to the rescue of justice... Where are we in the 21st century? The same quest still drives some biologists, particularly in the United States...
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How to treat neuropathic pain, a chronic disease that affects 7 to 10 % of the French population and for which no treatment is effective? The solution would come from researchers at the Institute of Neurosciences of Montpellier (Inserm/University of Montpellier) and the Laboratory of Therapeutic Innovation (CNRS/University of Strasbourg) (1) who have put together a study on the subject.
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En réunissant dans un même bâtiment des chercheurs en neurosciences, une trentaine de plateformes technologiques, un Living Lab et un incubateur de startup, l’Institut du cerveau et de la moelle épinière (1), labellisé Institut Carnot, est un lieu unique dédié aux maladies du système nerveux. Avec son bâtiment de
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The field of neuroscience has undergone a veritable revolution over the last thirty years thanks to the arrival of new imaging and investigation tools that have made it possible to explore brain structures in great detail and to reveal the electrical and biochemical functioning of the various brain cells.
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The right to cognitive freedom, the right to mental privacy, the right to mental integrity and the right to psychological continuity are the four new laws proposed by researchers to protect themselves from a future that will be dominated by neuroscience. New rights of
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In honor of Brain Week, which is being held throughout France, I propose that you take the time to ask yourself the question of the interest of neuroscience for management. Throughout life, we are aware that we have a heart, lungs... which we know
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Renewing ourselves, seeking new resources and inventing a new harmony for human nature. To acquire this new agility, the assets and limitations of the brain require hard work. To imagine a different future by confronting ourselves with the retrospective powers of memory. Open our perceptions to discover
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The DAVOS Forum has established a hierarchy of qualities required for leadership in 2020. It proposes a cognitive and emotional coherence that prefigures the profiles of the transformational leaders we need to build a different future. In the past, mastering economic performance and controlling
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A new page is being written. We're heading into a changing future. The situations we have to solve are always more complex. Our skills are challenged. Activating new talents in this context requires cognitive and emotional effort. But nature is well done, or rather, science comes
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What is the memory of the future? It is the memory that projects us into the future. This prospective memory has the particularity of needing information acquired in the past or the present - which amounts to the same thing - so that we can imagine hypotheses about probable futures. But..,
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