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Permalink to:Description of an atypical brain organization for language

Description of an atypical brain organization for language

Posted on 7 December 2020By Sandrine Cremona
The cerebral organization of language, initially described by nineteenth-century neurologists and typically located in the left hemisphere, has not finished revealing all its secrets. Researchers from the Neurofunctional Imaging Group (GIN, CEA / DRF / Institut Frédéric Joliot, CNRS, and Lire plus ...
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The first functional atlas of brain connection

Posted on 9 October 2020By Sandrine Cremona
A collaborative work between a French CNRS research team led by Michel Thiebaut de Schotten and a British UCL team led by Parashkev Nachev has just produced the very first functional atlas of human cerebral white matter, mapping more than Lire plus ...
Permalink to:WMCA, Word-List Multimodal Cortical Atlas, a new model of the neural organization of Word-List

WMCA, Word-List Multimodal Cortical Atlas, a new model of the neural organization of Word-List

Posted on 20 May 2020By Sandrine Cremona
The GIN has developed a new atlas of cortical areas of the neural organization of Word-List processing common to production, listening and reading tasks. This will be particularly interesting for assessing the neuroanatomical changes induced by language pathology, more particularly Lire plus ...

Entretien avec Stéphanie Forkel, un des nouveaux visages du GIN

Interview of Stephanie Forkel, a new member of the GIN

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BIL&GIN

BIL&GIN

The BIL&GIN database is a unique database including a high number of left-handers designed for investigating the cognitive, behavioral, genetic, and brain morphological/functional correlates of hemispheric specialization.

MRi-Share

MRi-Share

A brain MRI study in a cohort of 2,000 Bordeaux university students

Ginesis Lab

Ginesis Lab

Ginesis Lab concentrate its researches on the life cycle of the data and their processing, with the goal of marketing a solution of management of large volumes of data for basic research but also within the framework of preclinical and Lire plus ...

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Neurodegeneratives Diseases Institute
CNRS UMR 5293
Université de Bordeaux – Case 28
Centre Broca Nouvelle Aquitaine – 3e étage
146 rue Léo Saignat – CS 61292
F-33076 Bordeaux cedex

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    • In pictures
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    • Contact us
  • Novelties
  • Current Research
    • Neuroimaging in population
    • Neuroimaging of hemispheric specialization
      • BIL&GIN
      • Revisiting the old notions about the brain of left-handed people thanks to the BIL&GIN
    • Human brain connectome
    • Neuroimaging of integrated human cognition
  • Grant-funded projects
    • BIOMIST
    • COMONIRS
    • DISCONNECTOME
    • Ginesis Lab
    • MRi-Share
    • MULTI-LATERAL
    • WAIMEA
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    • AAL / AAL2 / AAL3
    • ABACI
    • AICHA
    • ATLAS
    • BIL&GIN
    • LH Sym
    • PyT ATLAS
    • MICCA
    • MRi-Share
    • ReSQ
    • SENSAAS
    • WHALE
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