Neuroscience

What happens in our brains during sleep?

William Wisden, Professor at Imperial College London, Member of the Academy of Medical Sciences and the Royal Society

Sleep is one of the most fundamental human functions, but researcher is still lacking.

David Clark, PhD Student in Neurobiology and Behavior at Columbia University

Jacques Grégoire, Professor Emeritus, Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences, University of Louvain

IQ is a relative measure of intelligence that is subject to many vagaries.

Jimmy Bordarie, Lecturer in Social Psychology at Université de Tours, Colette Aguerre, Lecturer in Clinical Psychopathology at Université Tours

Hypersensitivity can be characterized by a low sensory threshold, the effects of which vary greatly from person to person.

Guillaume Bronsard, Child and adolescent psychiatrist at Université de Bretagne Occidentale

The idea of a general deterioration in young people's mental health actually reflects a better understanding of these disorders.

Charlotte Martial, Researcher at Université de Liège

Near-death experiences are altered states of consciousness that can affect anyone, and which science is trying to explain.