Grants

• 2022: Grant from the Science Faculty of Université Paris Cité for scientific mediation (12,000€). PI: Laura Dugué

• 2022: INCC Grant to organize a Workshop (3,000€). PI: Laura Dugué & Daniel Margulies

• Since 2021: Annual grant from Université Paris Cité, UFR Sciences Fondamentales et Biomédicales for Hacking Cognition (10,000€). PI: Laura Dugué

• 2020-2025: ERC Starting Grant (1,500,000€). PI: Laura Dugué

• 2018-2021: ANR-DGF French-German grant (340,000€). PI: Laura Dugué & Niko Busch

• 2017-2018: Support from the MEG-EEG Center ICM for MEG experimentation and source localization. PI: Laura Dugué

• 2016-2018: R21 NIH research grant. PI: Carrasco ($250,000)

• 2015: Grant from NYU ($10,000) for fMRI piloting. PIs: Marisa Carrasco and David Heeger

• 2014: Grant from NYU ($10,000) for fMRI piloting. PI: Marisa Carrasco

• 2013: ATUPS Toulouse University travel grant (850€) for an internship in Carrasco’s lab, NYC

• 2012: Grant from the NRJ foundation. PI: Rufin VanRullen (40,000€)

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Fellowships

• 2023-2026: 3 years PhD scholarship awarded to Yue Kong by ed3c doctoral school (salary)

• 2018-2021: 3 years PhD scholarship awarded to Garance Merholz by ed3c doctoral school (salary + 3,000€ research fund)

• 2016-2018: Revson Senior Fellowship in Biomedical science ($180,000). Declined in favor of the Associate professor position in Paris

• 2014-2015: 2 years post-doctoral fellowship, FYSSEN foundation, to work with Pr. Carrasco (50,000€)

• 2010-2013: 3 years PhD scholarship awarded for finishing first of the year (50,400€)

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Awards

• ​2023: (Michel, Dugué & Busch, 2022) received the EJN Best Publication Award 2023

• 2021: Théodule Ribot award in Scientific Psychology for personal achievements and international recognition

• 2019: Nominated to be part of Anneslist - highlighting female systems neuroscientists

• 2019-2024: Nominated at the Institut Universitaire de France

• 2015: Grant from the Philippe Foundation for personal achievements

• 2014: Grant from the Philippe Foundation for personal achievements

• 2012: Clesco doctoral school 2012 award for PhD research progress

• 2011: (Dugué et al., 2011a) has been selected and evaluated by the faculty of 1000

 

Scientific responsibilities

​Editing

• Since 2021: Consulting Editor for Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience

• 2019-2021: Guest editor for European Journal of Neuroscience. Special issue on "Rhythms in Cognition: Revisiting the evidence"

• Since 2019: Reviewing editor for eLife - Neuroscience section

Committees

• Since 2020: Reviewer in PhD Defense committees (#3)

  • Prasakti Tenri Fanyiwi, 2022 (Schmid Lab, NewCastle University, UK); Samson Chota, 2020 (VanRullen Lab, CerCo, Toulouse); Corentin Gaillard, 2020 (Ben Hamed Lab, INSU, Lyon)

• 2018: Recruitment committee for associate professor position (#2)

• Since 2017: Examiner in PhD Defense committees (#7)

  • Zhaoyang Pang, 2022 (VanRullen Lab, CerCo, Toulouse); Angelo Franciosin, 2021 (Perrinet Lab, INT, Marseille); Nicolai Wolpert, 2021 (Tallon-Baudry Lab, ENS, Paris); Maxime Maheu, 2019 (Dehaene Lab, Neurospin, Paris); Maria Ortiz, 2019 (Gervain Lab, INCC, Paris); Chloé Stengel, 2019 (Valero-Cabre Lab, ICM, Paris); Sasskia Bruers, 2017 (VanRullen Lab, CerCo, Toulouse)

Conferences

• Since 2011: Member of organizing and scientific committees of international conferences

  • Since 2020: ​Vision summer school, CRIM, Marseille

  • 2017-2018: Decision-making workshop, 2017-2018 (Institut des Etudes Avancées, Paris).

  • 2011: 34th European Conference on Visual Perception, 2011 (Toulouse, http://ecvp2011.org/)

Others

• Since 2021: Member of SCONe (Scottish-EU Critical Oscillations Network)

• Since 2011: Reviewer Ad hoc for: Trends in Cognitive Sciences; Nature Communications; Current Biology; eLife; Journal of Neuroscience; Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience; Neuroimage; Scientific Report; Journal of Vision; Brain Stimulation; Vision Research; Frontiers in Neuroscience; Cortex; i-Perception; Neuropsychiatric Disease and Treatment; Cognitive, Affective, and Behavioral Neuroscience.

• Since 2011: Member of scientific societies: Society for Neuroscience (USA), Vision Science Society (USA), GDRVision (France), Société des Neurosciences (France)

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Educational responsibilities

• Since 2022: Nominated member of the Comité de Perfectionnement of the Neuroscience Master, Université Paris Cité

• Since 2020: Founder and Director of the national Hacking Cognition initiative: collaborative course federating 5 French Masters in Cognitive Sciences.

• Since 2018: Member of doctoral follow-up committees (#6)

• Since 2017: Co-director of studies for the CogMaster – Université Paris Cité, ENS et EHESS

• Since 2016: Member of the pedagogical committee of the UFR de Sciences Fondamentales et Biomédicales, Université Paris Cité

• Since 2016: Member of the pedagogical committee of the CogMaster, Université Paris Cité, ENS and EHESS

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Collective responsibilities

• 2023 – 2027: Nominated member of the Scientific Council of the UFR Sciences Fondamentales et Biomédicale, Université Paris Cité

• 2023 – 2027: Elected member of the Research Committee of the Science Faculty of Université Paris Cité.

• 2021 – 2026: Elected member of the Comité National de la Recherche Scientific in section 26 (Brain, Cognition, Behavior)

• Since 2020: Member of the INCC committee in charge of organizing the allocation of laboratory space

• Since 2020: Ethics correspondent for the INCC (human experimentation and GDPR), Université Paris Cité

• 2018: Member of the committee in charge of organizing the INCC restructuration, Université Paris Cité

• Since 2018: Principal investigator of an ethics research project (CPP/IRB) for neuroimaging research performed at the ICM, Hôpital de la Pitié Salpétrière, Paris

• 2017 – 2018: Member of the laboratory committee to represent INCC Professors and Associate Professors

• Since 2016: In charge of the installation and maintenance of the INCC Vision Group wiki platform

• 2014 – 2016: In charge of the NYU TMS platform

• 2006 – 2008: Member of the "Conseil des Etudes et de la Vie Universitaire (CEVU)," Université de Toulouse

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Teaching

Dr. Dugué teaches in the Biomedical department of Université de Paris.​

• Graduate (M1 and M2): CogMaster​, Université Paris Cité, ENS & EHESS

  • Neuroimaging Methods

  • Cognitive Neurosciences

  • Attention, Perception and Action

  • Visual Perception

• Graduate (M1 and M2): Ergo-IFH​, Université Paris Cité

  • Research Methods

  • Introduction to Neurosciences

  • Introduction to Neuroergonomics

• Graduate (M1): Neurosciences, Université Paris Cité

  • Cognitive and Sensorimotor Systems

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Education

• 2019: Habilitation à Diriger des Recherches (HDR) in Cognitive Neuroscience, at the INCC UMR 8002 CNRS, Université Paris Cité, FRANCE. 

  • Thesis: Rhythms of Perception and Attention: a multimodal neuroimaging approach.

• 2014-2016: Post-doctoral Fellow in Cognitive Neuroscience, at New York University, Department of Psychology and Center for Neural Science, New York, USA.

  • Advisor: Pr. Marisa Carrasco.

  • Keywords: Attention, orienting, reorienting, TMS, fMRI, MEG, psychophysics.

• 2010-2013: PhD Student in Cognitive Neuroscience, at the CerCo, Toulouse, FRANCE.

  • Advisor: Dr. VanRullen.

  • Thesis: Attentional and Perceptual Cycles.

• 2008-2010: M.S. in Neuroscience, Behavior and Cognition

  • 1st year (1/135): Internship at the CRCA, Toulouse, FRANCE. Advisor: Pr. Lassalle. Keywords: Hippocampus, memory, mice.

  • 2nd year (1/18): Internship at the CerCo, Toulouse, FRANCE. Advisor: Dr. VanRullen. Keywords: TMS, attention, visual search.

• 2005-2008: Bachelor of biology (magna cum laude; 3/91) at Toulouse University, FRANCE.

  • 2007: Internship at the Cognitive Science lab, Bordeaux, FRANCE. Advisor: Dr. Faita-Aïnseba. Keywords: language, idiomatic expressions.

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Training schools

• 2018: CuttingEEG, Paris, France (4 days).

• 2015: MRI class by David Heeger, New-York University, USA (1 semester).

• 2014: Psychophysics class by Michael Landy, New-York University, USA (1 semester, http://www.cns.nyu.edu/~msl/courses/psyphys/syllabus.pdf).

• 2012: Visual Neuroscience summer school: from spikes to awareness, Rauischholzhausen, Hessia, GERMANY (2 weeks, http://www.allpsych.uni-giessen.de/rauisch/).

• 2011: Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation school, Aalto University, Helsinki, FINLAND (1 week; http://becs.aalto.fi/en/).

• 2011-2013: Training courses for University teaching.

• 2011-2013: CerCo 3-day annual training school.

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Skills

• Experimental skills:

  • Psychophysics 

  • EEG: biosemi, brainproduct (brainamp), EGI

  • TMS: Magstim Rapid2, Magstim Rapid2 Plus1, MagProX100, Brainsight Neuronavigation system (Rogue)

  • Eyetracking: eyelink

  • fMRI: certified operator for Siemens Allegra 3T (NYU)

  • MEG: MEG Vision, NYU (Institut Technologique Kanazawa, Japon), Elekta Neuromag TRIUX.

  • Computational modeling 

• Computer skills:

  • Matlab: EEGlab, Fieldtrip, mrTool, mgl, PsychToolbox, StatisticsToolbox, CircularToolbox

  • Python: MNE-Python, PsychoPy

  • R

  • Statistica

• Languages: French (native), English (fluent), Spanish (scholar).