Rémy Masson
@remymasson.bsky.social
Research engineer at the Institut de l'Audition, @neurospeech.bsky.social team | Cognitive Neuroscience • EEG • MEG • Auditory perception
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thank you for listening to my EEG TED talk! (the vibes from these chairs 😅).
we ran a MNE-python tutorial for >100 people for a week. the program going from preprocessing to source estimation to group analysis was ambitious, but I hope seeing all the steps involved was helpful for participants. 🙂
we ran a MNE-python tutorial for >100 people for a week. the program going from preprocessing to source estimation to group analysis was ambitious, but I hope seeing all the steps involved was helpful for participants. 🙂
this week at #PracticalMEEG2025 in Aix!
having run an MEG pipeline by trial and error, I was doubting myself between all parameters. lectures on the analysis steps + hands-on application together were very helpful!
& seeing women on stage sharing what they're excited about just hits different ⭐️
having run an MEG pipeline by trial and error, I was doubting myself between all parameters. lectures on the analysis steps + hands-on application together were very helpful!
& seeing women on stage sharing what they're excited about just hits different ⭐️
November 3, 2025 at 7:23 AM
thank you for listening to my EEG TED talk! (the vibes from these chairs 😅).
we ran a MNE-python tutorial for >100 people for a week. the program going from preprocessing to source estimation to group analysis was ambitious, but I hope seeing all the steps involved was helpful for participants. 🙂
we ran a MNE-python tutorial for >100 people for a week. the program going from preprocessing to source estimation to group analysis was ambitious, but I hope seeing all the steps involved was helpful for participants. 🙂
Reposted by Rémy Masson
Last week I was being trained as a #MNE-Python TrainEErs at #PracticalMEEG2025 - it was a lot of fun to look behind the scenes and learn how to run a good workshop :) thanks to @cuttingeeg.bsky.social for hosting and Marijn van Vliet and @nschawor.bsky.social for organizing this amazing workshop!
November 2, 2025 at 9:20 AM
Last week I was being trained as a #MNE-Python TrainEErs at #PracticalMEEG2025 - it was a lot of fun to look behind the scenes and learn how to run a good workshop :) thanks to @cuttingeeg.bsky.social for hosting and Marijn van Vliet and @nschawor.bsky.social for organizing this amazing workshop!
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🚨 Only 1 week left to apply! Hearing: from mechanisms to restoration technologies 🎧
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Final call for this advanced Pasteur Course on hearing science and auditory restoration.
🎯For Master’s students, PhD candidates, clinicians & hearing professionals.
Apply now 👉 bit.ly/HearingCourse
July 8, 2025 at 11:44 AM
🚨 Only 1 week left to apply! Hearing: from mechanisms to restoration technologies 🎧
Final call for this advanced Pasteur Course on hearing science and auditory restoration.
🎯For Master’s students, PhD candidates, clinicians & hearing professionals.
Apply now 👉 bit.ly/HearingCourse
Final call for this advanced Pasteur Course on hearing science and auditory restoration.
🎯For Master’s students, PhD candidates, clinicians & hearing professionals.
Apply now 👉 bit.ly/HearingCourse
Reposted by Rémy Masson
New preprint from our team!
People with tinnitus often complain about attention difficulties so we made them perform several tasks (n=200). After correcting for comorbidities, no deficits in selective attention or executive functions could be observed but they exhibited poorer control of arousal.
People with tinnitus often complain about attention difficulties so we made them perform several tasks (n=200). After correcting for comorbidities, no deficits in selective attention or executive functions could be observed but they exhibited poorer control of arousal.
Tinnitus perception is linked to arousal system dysfunction
Tinnitus, the perception of sound in the absence of an external source, affects 14% of the population and is often associated with concentration and emotional difficulties. However, the characterizati...
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July 3, 2025 at 2:24 PM
New preprint from our team!
People with tinnitus often complain about attention difficulties so we made them perform several tasks (n=200). After correcting for comorbidities, no deficits in selective attention or executive functions could be observed but they exhibited poorer control of arousal.
People with tinnitus often complain about attention difficulties so we made them perform several tasks (n=200). After correcting for comorbidities, no deficits in selective attention or executive functions could be observed but they exhibited poorer control of arousal.