The Spatial Brain research group is composed of researchers and clinicians. The group focuses its activities on the unimodal or multimodal processing of neural signals for the representation of spatial information throughout the brain, from the brainstem to cortical areas, in a multi-layered integrative approach conducted on both animals and humans. The overreaching goal is to understand how the brain combines sensory and motor information to generate internal representations of the position and movement of the body in a given environment. We broaden this fundamental research themes to understand how the spatial brain adapts to long term environmental (e.g. space) or pathological (diseases) perturbations.

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INCC – UMR 8002 45 Rue des Saint-Pères 75006 Paris

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Mathieu Beraneck
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francesca.di-legge@parisdescartes.fr

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