Anaïs Llorens, PhD
PhD in Neuroscience
@ BIOSerenity
GHU Neuro Sainte Anne Hospital, Paris
Holder of a PhD in Neuroscience, I have over 10 years of experience in fundamental research focusing on the study of cognitive mechanisms through the analysis of surface and intracerebral electrophysiological signals (EEG & SEEG) recorded in epileptic patients. My international career has led me to conduct research in cutting-edge laboratories, in collaboration with prestigious hospitals in France (Aix-Marseille University – la Timone Hospital, Paris Cité University – GHU Sainte-Anne), Norway (Oslo University – Oslo Hospital), and the United States (University of California, Berkeley). My strong scientific expertise and cross-disciplinary skills have been essential in successfully leading these collaborative projects at the intersection of research and clinical practice. I am now pursuing a career in the private sector initiatives where I develop innovative clinical projects based on electrophysiology.
I am also actively engaged in promoting equity and diversity in academic and industrial sectors.
Publications
2023
Llorens A., Bellier L., Blenkmann OA., Ivanovic J., Larsson PG., Lin JJ., Endestad T., Solbakk AK., Knight RT. Decision and response monitoring during working memory are sequentially represented in the human insula. iScience
2021
Llorens A.*, Tzovara A.*, + 41 authors, Knight RT., Dronkers NF. [*First authorship shared]. Gender bias in academia: a lifetime problem that needs solutions. Neuron
2019
Llorens A., Funderud I., Blenkmann OA., Lubell J., Foldal M., Leske S., Huster R., Meling T., Knight RT., Solbakk AK., Endestad T.
Preservation of interference effects in working memory after orbitofrontal damage. Front. Hum.
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2016
Llorens A., Dubarry AS., Trébuchon A., Chauvel P., Alario FX., Liégeois-Chauvel C.
Contextual modulation of hippocampal activity during picture naming. Brain Lang