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Oscillatory activity of the human cerebellum: The intracranial electrocerebellogram revisited.
Dalal S. S., Osipova D., Bertrand O., Jerbi K.
Neuroscience and Biobehavioral Reviews 37, 4 (2013) 585-93 [inserm-00790063 - version 1]

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Why data coherence and quality is critical for understanding interareal Cortical networks.
Kennedy H., Knoblauch K., Toroczkai Z.
NeuroImage (2013) epub ahead of print [hal-00818869 - version 1]

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Alpha-band suppression in the visual word form area as a functional bottleneck to consciousness.
Levy J., Vidal J. R., Oostenveld R., Fitzpatrick I., Démonet J.-F., Fries P.
NeuroImage 78C (2013) 33-45 [inserm-00819667 - version 1]

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Learning and comparing functional connectomes across subjects.
Varoquaux G., Craddock R.C.
NeuroImage (2013) epub ahead of print [hal-00812911 - version 1]

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Cross-talk and transitions between multiple spatial maps in an attractor neural network model of the hippocampus: phase diagram (I)
Monasson R., Rosay S.
[hal-00808019 - version 1] (04/04/2013)

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Unconscious task set priming with phonological and semantic tasks.
Weibel S., Giersch A., Dehaene S., Huron C.
Consciousness and Cognition 22, 2 (2013) 517-527 [inserm-00816715 - version 1]

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Relationships between brain metabolism decrease in normal aging and changes in structural and functional connectivity.
Chételat G., Landeau B., Salmon E., Yakushev I., Bahri M. A., Mézenge F., Perrotin A., Bastin C., Manrique A., Scheurich A. et al
NeuroImage (2013) epub ahead of print [inserm-00806846 - version 1]

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How Do Children Acquire Early Grammar and Build Multiword Utterances? A Corpus Study of French Children Aged 2 to 4.
Le Normand M.-T., Moreno-Torres I., Parisse C., Dellatolas G.
Child Development 84, 2 (2013) 647-661 [inserm-00802082 - version 1]

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Paradoxical (REM) sleep genesis by the brainstem is under hypothalamic control.
Pierre-Hervé L., Clément O., Fort P.
Current Opinion in Neurobiology (2013) epub ahead of print [inserm-00803493 - version 1]

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'Mixed' control for perception and action: timing and error correction in rhythmic ball-bouncing
Siegler I., Bazile C., Warren W. H.
Experimental Brain Research (2013) sous presse [hal-00796778 - version 1]


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