Matthieu Koroma, from the Laboratory of Physiology of Cognition, receives this prize for his project "Evidence of sentience during states of impaired vigilance by measuring body-brain interactions"
A study lead by Danish and Belgian (GIGA/ULiège) researchers attributes for the first time a biological purpose to near-death experiences (NDEs)
Awarded by the King Baudouin Foundation, this fund will enable her to continue her research, that aims at a better understanding of multiple sclerosis pathophysiology.
According to a study by the European "Meditaging" consortium including GIGA-CRC in vivo Imaging, meditation has beneficial effects on the mental health of seniors.
A grant that will enable them to study certain mechanisms responsible for the disability induced by multiple sclerosis.
These results will help researchers to identify at an early stage the people most at risk of developing the disease, well before the first cognitive symptoms appear.
The GIGA-CRC-IVI research unit will contribute to this objective by developing the quantification and correction of inhomogeneities in brain data obtained by 7T MRI.
A collaboration between the Laboratory of Rheumatology and the Department of Nuclear Medicine highlights a new diagnostic approach for osteoarthritis via the radioactive tracer [18F] FPRGD2.
Congratulations to all researchers obtaining a new FNRS mandate !
Eric Salmon, medical director of the Cyclotron Research Center, receives this prize which rewards a renowned scientist for his research in the field of nuclear energy.
GIGA researchers demonstrate that regulation of the sleep-wake cycle can have a significant impact on cognitive aging.
