Sylvie Nozaradan - former postdoc (FNRS)
PhD student and postdoc 2009-2018.
The topic of my research is how musical rhythm entrains the human brain activity. With the help of Profs André Mouraux and Isabelle Peretz, my co-supervisor in Canada, I developed during my PhD an approach to capture the neural mechanisms of musical beat in humans. Currently, I explore this approach as a mean to investigate human neural mechanisms such as neural entrainment, sensorimotor synchronization and multisensory integration. To this aim, I use surface and intracerebral EEG, coupled with auditory/visual stimulations, and motion recordings. Also, this research gives rise to thoughts about how and why mixing art and science in research activities. Sylvie Nozaradan is now Professor at UCLouvain.
Publications
Visuomotor correlates of conflict expectation in the context of motor decisions
Derosiere G, Klein PA, Nozaradan S, Zénon A, Mouraux A, Duqué J.
EEG frequency-tagging and input-output comparison in rhythm perception
Nozaradan S, Keller PE, Rossion B, Mouraux A.
Journal of Neurophysiology
Frequency-tagging to track the neural processing of contrast in fast continuous sound sequences
Nozaradan S, Mouraux A, Cousineau M.
Brain Structure and Function
Intracerebral evidence of rhythm transform in the human auditory cortex
Nozaradan S, Mouraux A, Jonas J, Colnat-Coulbois S, Rossion B, Maillard L.
Enhanced brainstem and cortical encoding of sound during synchronized movement
Nozaradan S, Schönwiesner M, Caron-Desrochers L, Lehmann A.
Frontiers in Neuroscience
Measuring Neural Entrainment to Beat and Meter in Infants: Effects of Music Background
Cirelli LK, Spinelli C, Nozaradan S, Trainor LJ.
Exploring how musical rhythms entrain brain activity with EEG frequency-tagging
Body movement selectively shapes the neural representation of musical rhythms
Chemin B, Mouraux A, Nozaradan S.
Capturing with EEG the neural entrainment and coupling underlying sensorimotor synchronization to the beat
Nozaradan S, Zerouali Y, Peretz I, Mouraux A.
Selective neuronal entrainment to the beat and meter embedded in a musical rhythm
Nozaradan S, Peretz I, Mouraux A.
Steady-state evoked potentials to tag specific components of nociceptive cortical processing
Colon E, Nozaradan S, Legrain V, Mouraux A.
Steady-state evoked potentials as an index of multisensory temporal binding
Nozaradan S, Peretz I, Mouraux A.
Tagging the neuronal entrainment to beat and meter
Nozaradan S, Peretz I, Missal M, Mouraux A.
Nociceptive steady-state evoked potentials elicited by rapid periodic thermal stimulation of cutaneous nociceptors
Mouraux A, Iannetti GD, Colon E, Legrain V, Nozaradan S, Plaghki L.
Born to dance but beat deaf: a new form of congenital amusia
Phillips-Silver J, Toiviainen P, Gosselin N, Piché O, Nozaradan S, Palmer C, Peretz I.
