Integrative research in affective, cognitive, interactional and social neurosciences.
INTERACTIONS is a multidisciplinary Inserm team bringing together researchers in psychology, psychiatry, linguistics, public health, neurology, and neuroscience. Its objective: to study the affective, cognitive, neural, and social processes that shape interactions between the individual and their environment.
Laboratory team LilNCog (ouvre dans un nouvel onglet) (Lille Neuroscience & Cognition) · U1172
Research areas
Specialized groups exploring the interactions between cognition, the brain, behavior, and the social environment — each anchored in a clinical or population-based theme.
Psychiatric biomarkers
Severe psychiatric disorders, transdiagnostic approaches, objective biomarkers, and neuromodulation treatments.
Social neuropsychology
Sociological, affective, behavioral, cognitive, and neural mechanisms involved in social interactions.
Affective processes
Affective processes and their role in psychiatric and addictive disorders, from perception to decision-making.
Public mental health
Epidemiological approach to the determinants of mental health and suicidal behaviors, from a "public mental health" perspective.
Psychosomatic medicine
Epidemiology, psychopathology, and therapeutics of psychosomatic disorders, and interactions between psychological and physical symptoms.
Visual cognition
Neurophysiological and cognitive mechanisms of neuro-ophthalmological and neuro-visual disorders, from perception to rehabilitation.
Major team projects
Learn about some of the lab's projects that foster interactions between research groups and regional, national, and international clinical and academic partners.
- CALYPSO
Clinical and Objective Psychiatric Analyses
CALYPSO develops objective markers (facial expressions, voice, movement, physiology) to improve diagnosis, prognosis and treatment personalisation in psychiatry — particularly in depression and post-traumatic disorders.
- SOCIALIZE
Social Cognition: From Brain to Society
SOCIALIZE develops and validates new neuropsychological tests to assess social cognition — social norms, social memory, trust, emotional semantics — in patients with FTD and Alzheimer's disease.
- DISCeRN
Digital markers of social cognition for diagnosis and prognosis in neurodegenerative diseases
DISCeRN develops digital markers of social cognition to improve differential diagnosis and prognosis in neurodegenerative diseases, combining AI, clinical neuropsychology and brain imaging.
Join the team
The INTERACTIONS team welcomes PhD students, post-doctoral researchers, interns and research partners.
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