- In the Executive Function Lab, we perform empirical research to unveil the anatomo-functional mechanisms underlying selective attention and executive control of behavior in physiological conditions.

- Additionally, we are interested in understanding how brain functioning changes with adverse events such as normal aging, brain lesions, or psychiatric disorders.

- Finally, we  also investigate how significant life experiences such as highly demanding professions and more generally cognitive reserve shape our mind-brain relationship.

- The methods we use include: experimental psychology, neuropsychology, electroencephalography, neuroimaging, mouse-tracking and neuromodulation techniques.

- For an updated list of our published work, please visit our Publications page.

Please also contact us if you are interested in joining our lab!