Thomas Andrillon
@thomasandrillon.bsky.social
Studying the stream of consciousness during sleep and wakefulness
Neuroscientist at the Paris Brain Institute
Chargé de Recherche Inserm
Adjunct Senior Research Fellow at Monash University
Co-Editor-in-Chief of Neuroscience of Consciousness (OUP)
Neuroscientist at the Paris Brain Institute
Chargé de Recherche Inserm
Adjunct Senior Research Fellow at Monash University
Co-Editor-in-Chief of Neuroscience of Consciousness (OUP)
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Mind-wandering is associated with late modulation of the heartbeat-evoked potential; mind-blanking is associated with greater decoupling of heart-brain phase coupling.
New findings from our radically-revised study of spontaneous cognitive & physiological dynamics
www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
New findings from our radically-revised study of spontaneous cognitive & physiological dynamics
www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
When your heart isn't in it anymore: Cardiac correlates of task disengagement
Neuroscience is beginning to uncover the role of interoceptive feedback in perception, learning, and decision-making; however, the relation between spontaneous visceral and cognitive dynamics has rece...
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November 25, 2025 at 10:01 AM
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@institutducerveau.bsky.social
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@inserm.fr
Congrats @lucieberko.bsky.social on bringing this challenging study to the finish line, and many thanks for this great collaboration!
November 13, 2025 at 1:03 PM
Congrats @lucieberko.bsky.social on bringing this challenging study to the finish line, and many thanks for this great collaboration!
The modulation of early visual processes is noteworthy since schizophrenia is typically associated with a disruption of late processes.
Ketamine and schizophrenia could have similar behavioural and experiential consequences, but could differ in terms of mechanisms!
Ketamine and schizophrenia could have similar behavioural and experiential consequences, but could differ in terms of mechanisms!
November 13, 2025 at 1:03 PM
The modulation of early visual processes is noteworthy since schizophrenia is typically associated with a disruption of late processes.
Ketamine and schizophrenia could have similar behavioural and experiential consequences, but could differ in terms of mechanisms!
Ketamine and schizophrenia could have similar behavioural and experiential consequences, but could differ in terms of mechanisms!
TLDR: Ketamine
👀 deteriorated conscious access (more masking, interference, less detection)
🧠 decreased EEG signatures of early visual processing (visual N1)
📈 induced manic-like and psychotic-like symptoms, yet only the psychotic-like dimension mediated conscious access impairments.
👀 deteriorated conscious access (more masking, interference, less detection)
🧠 decreased EEG signatures of early visual processing (visual N1)
📈 induced manic-like and psychotic-like symptoms, yet only the psychotic-like dimension mediated conscious access impairments.
November 13, 2025 at 1:03 PM
TLDR: Ketamine
👀 deteriorated conscious access (more masking, interference, less detection)
🧠 decreased EEG signatures of early visual processing (visual N1)
📈 induced manic-like and psychotic-like symptoms, yet only the psychotic-like dimension mediated conscious access impairments.
👀 deteriorated conscious access (more masking, interference, less detection)
🧠 decreased EEG signatures of early visual processing (visual N1)
📈 induced manic-like and psychotic-like symptoms, yet only the psychotic-like dimension mediated conscious access impairments.