Dr Nadège Bault

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    Profile summary

    Lecturer in Cognitive Neuroscience

    Co-head of the MRI lab at the Brain Research & Imaging Centre

    Research interests:

    • Neural mechanisms of decision making
    • Value-based decision making and motivated behavior
    • Social preferences, prosocial and competitive behaviors
    • Reinforcement learning in a social environment

     

    Professional memberships

    Associate fellow of the Higher Education Academy (HEA) 
    Member of the Society for Neuroeconomics

    Supervised research degrees

    Current:

    Niamh Cameron, University of Plymouth

    Mathilde Lojkiewiez, University of Plymouth & Inserm, Lyon

    Nomiki Koutsoumpari (co-supervisor),  University of Plymouth

    Ema Darrieutort  (co-supervisor), University of Plymouth

    Nathan Vanezi  (co-supervisor), University of Plymouth

    Completed:

    Kenza Kadri (co-supervisor) - Exploring the behavioural and neural bases of impulsivity in a transdiagnostic approach relevant for addiction, University of Plymouth, 2024

    Ben Timberlake (co-supervisor) - The effects of counterfactual comparison on learning and reasoning, University of Trento, 2019

    Maximilian Hoyer (co-supervisor) - Social preferences and emotions in repeated interactions, University of Amsterdam, 2018 

    Teaching interests

    MSc Human Neuroscience and Advanced Psychology:

    • PSYC726 - Foundations and Applications of Neuroimaging and Neurostimulation (Module leader)
    • PSYC724 - Advanced Practice in Neuroimaging and Neurostimulation
    • PSYC725 - Neuroscience research project
    • PSYC765 - Neuropsychology and Neuroscience: From lab to community

    Bsc Psychology:

    • PSYC605 Research project

    Additional information

    Qualifications:
    PhD in Neuroscience and Cognition, University of Lyon, France
    Research Master in Cognitive Science, University of Lyon, France

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