Comic strip about speech
Our very first comic strip!
Today, we present to you this fantastic project developed by Marjorie, a speech therapist,...
What is the most important element of communication?
That is the question we asked the members of our laboratory!
The diversity of responses we received shows us the complex...
Who works in our lab?
Over the past 10 years, about 100 students have been supervised by the lab director, Pascale Tremblay, in the context of...
Alumni: Julie and Émilie
The life paths of some people are sometimes intertwined by chance... This is the case of Julie and Émilie, who were both...
Lab paper on aging and singing!
In this blog post, we’ll present to you a lab paper on aging and singing that has appeared in the journal Human Brain Ma...
Why do we use non-words?
In the experiments conducted in the lab, we frequently use non-words, that is, made-up words.
For example, we may ask p...
The keys to replicability
Have you ever tried to reproduce a recipe from your grandmother but couldn’t achieve the same result as her? If so, it m...
Action potential
How can neurons generate electrical signals?
Some time ago, we wrote that neurons communicate using electrical and chemi...
Tips for reading a scientific article
Do you want to read a scientific article, but you are not used to reading one, or maybe have never read one? Does the ar...
Participation in the annual meeting of the Organization for Human Brain Mapping (OHBM)
From July 22 to 26, Xiyue and Alexandre, two graduate students in the lab, attended the annual meeting of the Organisati...