When therapeutic drugs are inefficient, modulating the neural activity is one of the main alternative for treating neurological disorders. While existing techniques are invasive and inaccurate, researchers of the laboratory Physics for Medicine Paris (Inserm, ESPCI Paris, PSL University, CNRS), in
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On September 25-28th will held in Paris the 3rd edition of the ParisEdge International Conference, on cutting-edge topics in quantum materials.
Quantum Materials lie at the frontier of the present understanding of the mechanisms behind many fascinating phenomena, like high-temperature
The first international workshop dedicated to “Functional ultrasound imaging of the brain” will take place from October 27th to November 2nd 2019 in the beautiful setting of Cargèse in Corsica, France. This workshop, organized by the Physics for medicine unit will bring together physicists,
A few months ago, a new neuroscientist professor was appointed at ESPCI Paris to strengthen the Brain Plasticity Unit: Gisella Vetere. After a PhD in Italy and a postdoc in Toronto where she worked on memory consolidation in mice, she decided to join the school.
“Students here at ESPCI are very
Involved in phenomena such as quicksand, soil liquefaction is a phenomenon that still holds mysteries. Researchers at Institut Langevin (CNRS, ESPCI Paris, PSL University) shed new light on this phenomenon, showing that it could be caused by vibration-induced lubrication between soil grains. This