Sleep/Wake, Aging, Neuroimaging (SWAN)
A core objective of our research is to examine the impact of sleep/wake disturbances on daytime functioning to elucidate the etiology and pathophysiology of age-related CNS disorders. Cognitive symptoms and physiological malfunctioning are assessed in clinical studies but also in population-based cohorts. We apply advanced neuroimaging techniques using multimodal approach coupling morphological and functional MRI techniques and dailylife assessment based on connected devices for sleep/wake cycle (actigraphic watch) and cognition (EMA on smart phone). More specifically, daily life evaluations unravel the intra-individual variability of physiological and cognitive functioning; we attempt to understand its anatomical and functional bases by analysing it in relation to brain networks.
Mots clés
Alzheimer, Analyses des données, Bio-informatique et analyse des données, Cognition, Comportement, Démences, Emotion, Fonctions exécutives, Interfaces humains-machines, Mémoire, Neuroimagerie chez l’humain, Pathologies du sommeil, Santé connectée, Sommeil - Troubles du sommeil, Troubles psychiatriques liés aux stress, Vieillissement, Vieillissement cognitif, cycle sommeil éveil, decision-making, sommeil, éveilTeam member(s)
Chercheurs, Praticiens hospitaliers...
Ellemarije Altena Altena (University Teacher- Researcher)
Willy Mayo Mayo (Researcher)
Caroline Buisson Buisson (Researcher)
Imad Ghorayeb Ghorayeb (MCU PH)
Ingénieur(e)s, technicien(ne)s
Post-doctorant(s)
Doctorant(s)
Neuropsychologist(s) and speech therapist(s)
Ingénieur(s) hospitalier(s) et ARC