Laura Dugué

Congratulations!

I am very happy to share that I was awarded an #ERCCoG grant to develop, test and share a new computational theory of rhythmic attentional sampling. Stay tuned for job openings!

@erc.europa.eu
@upcite.bsky.social

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I am very happy to share that I was awarded an #ERCCoG grant to develop, test and share a new computational theory of rhythmic attentional sampling. Stay tuned for job openings!

@erc.europa.eu
@upcite.bsky.social

Master in Cognitive Science #cogsci run by Univ Paris Cite & Sorbonne U is open for application for the 2926-2027 academic year.

Tracks:
#CogPsych #linguistics #philosophy #computational #neuroscience #neuroai

Internships available in dozens of Parisian labs

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Traveling waves across scales: Different mechanisms but same canonical computation? The review proposes a novel mechanistic distinction between first- and second-order traveling waves that subserves a same canonical computation by ordering neuronal processing to impose a computationa...

🚨New publication!
I am extremely happy to share this new review article in elife on #Traveling_Waves!

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@upcite.bsky.social

elifesciences.org/articles/106...

Propagation of activity in LFP was termed "traveling waves" (TW)🙂‍↕️. But then people took this concept and began calling EEG phase lags TW🤨. This review delineated these two types, introducing first-order and second-order TW. Also, the authors review possible origins of two types (distinct origins!).👏

@elife.bsky.social

Thanks!

Together with Frédéric Chavane we propose that #traveling_waves across spatial and temporal scales, although underpinned by different generative mechanisms, subserve a canonical computation at the core of various brain functions. They would order neuronal processing to impose a computational syntax.

Traveling waves across scales: Different mechanisms but same canonical computation? The review proposes a novel mechanistic distinction between first- and second-order traveling waves that subserves a same canonical computation by ordering neuronal processing to impose a computationa...

🚨New publication!
I am extremely happy to share this new review article in elife on #Traveling_Waves!

@erc.europa.eu
@upcite.bsky.social

elifesciences.org/articles/106...

Happy to have contributed to this very nice work by @benjamingriffiths.bsky.social!
🚨 Check out the new preprint!

What a great IBS conference in South Korea! I presented the recent work of the Dugué Lab on #Traveling_Waves! Thanks @hakwan.bsky.social for the invitation, wonderful line up of speakers and great organization.

Research funded by @erc.europa.eu

IBS Conference on Neuronal and Glial Functions IBS Conference on Neuronal and Glial Functions October 23THU-24FRI, 2025 Auditorium, Natural Science Campus,Sungkyunkwan University, Suwon, Korea Welcome to the IBS Conference on Neuronal and Gli...

Looking forward to present at the IBS Conference in South Korea!

@erc.europa.eu
@upcite.bsky.social
@hakwan.bsky.social

ibs.re.kr/conference/n...

Happy to share our last article on a computational model of traveling waves! @erc.europa.eu funded work led by Dugué Lab PhD student Joao Cardoso.

@upcite.bsky.social

jov.arvojournals.org/article.aspx...

Happy to share our last article on a computational model of traveling waves! @erc.europa.eu funded work led by Dugué Lab PhD student Joao Cardoso.

@upcite.bsky.social

jov.arvojournals.org/article.aspx...

Open postdoc position👈
We have an open position, starting early 2026, to work on an exciting project aiming at better understanding the role of thalamo-cortical brain oscillations in perception with a comparative, cross-species (animal-human) component based on electrophysiology (incl. scalp EEG).

Dugué Lab PhD student, Yue Kong, is presenting at #ICON2025 in beautiful Porto, our @erc.europa.eu (ERC) funded work on #Traveling_Waves and #Attention using simultaneous MEG and EEG in human.

@kirstenpetras.bsky.social
@upcite.bsky.social

GitHub - DugueLab/Traveling-wave-analysis: Python code for analysis of cortical traveling waves Python code for analysis of cortical traveling waves - DugueLab/Traveling-wave-analysis

2. A #PCAbased analysis of Traveling Waves we have also recently applied to sEEG recordings: github.com/DugueLab/Tra...
➡️Related publication: www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...

GitHub - DugueLab/WaveSpace: Python tools for the simulation and analysis of cortical traveling waves Python tools for the simulation and analysis of cortical traveling waves - DugueLab/WaveSpace

Check out our toolboxes:

1. #Wave_Space, a modular Python tool for simulation and analysis of Traveling Waves: github.com/DugueLab/Wav...

➡️Related publication: www.jneurosci.org/content/45/3...

Dugué Lab PhD student, Yue Kong, is presenting at #ICON2025 in beautiful Porto, our @erc.europa.eu (ERC) funded work on #Traveling_Waves and #Attention using simultaneous MEG and EEG in human.

@kirstenpetras.bsky.social
@upcite.bsky.social

Starting #icon2025 in Porto 🇵🇹 with a keynote lecture from Gustavo Deco. Good start!

@theresecollins.bsky.social
@louisepkirsch.bsky.social
@clairesergent.bsky.social
@pascalludwig.bsky.social

Around 80 M1 across the 6 tracks and 65 M2 students, we are proud to welcome the new 2025-2026 #cog-SUP cohort!

Master in Cognitive Science from @upcite.bsky.social and @sorbonne-universite.fr

does someone good at coding & analysis want to work remotely w/ us in the coming few months (before end of 2025), as a paid consultant? project will be on neurofeedback (fMRI, ECoG, calcium imaging). we'll work towards developing the experiments & analysis pipelines together. if so pls DM me ur CV🧠📈

As #ECVP2025 wraps up, I’m delighted that #ECVP2028 in Paris was accepted at the Business Meeting! ECVP will meet again before but the Parisian organizing committee is already planning an unforgettable 50th anniversary!

Today @kirstenpetras.bsky.social from the Dugué Lab presented our last @erc.europa.eu funded research on #traveling_waves! And I was publicizing her work with the t-shirt she made for me!