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INSERM NeuroTechnologies

INSERM's NeuroTechnologies impulse programme was officially launched on 12 April 2024! The "Probing & Modulating the…

Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)

Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD): Strasbourg is one of the leading cities in its detection and treatment!…

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Formal establishment of the INSERM UMR-S 1329 unit

INSERM unit UMR-S 1329, the result of the merger of ex-UMR-S 1114 & 1118, officially takes office on January 1st, 2024.…

IF of the lateral hypothalamus a WT mouse and Sod1G86R mouse. In purple are labelled MCH+ neurons. Credits: Simon J Guillot

Hypothalamic hormone linked to metabolic dysregulation in ALS

This recent research shows that the loss of MCH+ hypothalamic neurons is linked to the metabolic problems that occur in…

IF of spinal cord from ALS mouse model. In red are labelled motor neurons, in green NUP50. Credits: Sylvie Grosch

New genes linked to ALS

Work by Luc Dupuis' team has shown direct links between the genetics and anatomopathology of amyotrophic lateral…

Thesis Award: Psychiatry team

Does a multidimensional conception of apathy allow us to better understand its mechanisms ? : cognitive and…

Establishment of an ALS patient cohort

The FG-COALS project - Franco-German cohort study on factors associated with weight loss in ALS - led by Luc Dupuis…

New illusion

The team has developed a new illusion that allows us to explore sensory predictions that we don't even know exist.

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IF of the lateral hypothalamus a WT mouse and Sod1G86R mouse. In purple are labelled MCH+ neurons. Credits: Simon J Guillot

Hypothalamic hormone linked to metabolic dysregulation in ALS

This recent research shows that the loss of MCH+ hypothalamic neurons is linked to the metabolic problems that occur in…

IF of spinal cord from ALS mouse model. In red are labelled motor neurons, in green NUP50. Credits: Sylvie Grosch

New genes linked to ALS

Work by Luc Dupuis' team has shown direct links between the genetics and anatomopathology of amyotrophic lateral…

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