Group leader
Biography
Privat-docent and maître d’enseignement et de recherche at the Faculty of Biology and Medicine in Lausanne.
As group leader at the Neuropsychology and Neurorehabilitation Clinic at the University Hospital, Lausanne, Switzerland, Sonia Crottaz-Herbette carries out research on the plasticity of the attentional and executive systems, both in normal subjects and in patients, who sustained brain-damage.
Background
Post-doc at the Stanford University, Medical School Cognitive & Systems Neuroscience Lab
PhD in Neurosciences, University of Paris Pierre et Marie Curie and in Psychology, University of Geneva
Research interests
- Brain plasticity, Stroke lesions, Visual neglect, Prismatic adaptation
- Functional MRI, DSI, Resting state fMRI, EEG
- Virtual reality in cognitive neurorehabilitation
Current projects
Past projects
Current collaborators on my projects
Pia De Stefano, Doctoral MD student, Faculty of Biology and Medecine, Lausanne University
Manon Durand-Ruel, EPFL Life sciences, Master student, trainee
Mona Elamly, Master student, Faculty of Biology and Medecine, Lausanne University
Louis Gudmundsson, Doctoral MD student, Faculty of Biology and Medecine, Lausanne University
Sara Lourenço Pereira, Master student, Faculty of Biology and Medecine, Lausanne University
Melissa Pochon, Master student, Faculty of Biology and Medecine, Lausanne University
Isabel Tissières, PhD student Lemanic Neuroscience doctoral school
Awards and Grants
- Biaggi Foundation, Lausanne, 2016-2018
- Biaggi Foundation, Lausanne, 2012-2013
- Marie Heim-Vogtlin Fellowship, Swiss National Science Foundation, 2010-2012
- University of California San Francisco, UCSF, Clinical research award Pain Day 2005.
- Stanford University Research Award Department of Anesthesia, 2005.
- Swiss National Science Foundation, Fellowship for young researcher, 2001
- Medical Research Foundation Fellowship, Paris, 2000
- Research Fellowship, Graduate School of the Faculty of Psychology, Geneva, 1997-2000
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