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Cognitive Control & Habit Laboratory

Cognitive Control & Habit Laboratory


Our research laboratory is centered in the study of (i) cognitive control and (ii) habitual behaviours. Specifically, we seek to understand how reactive and proactive control is mediated by different brain areas and their causal implication using neuromodulation. The second research line tries to understand how associative learning occurs in behaviour and the brain using experimental and real-life measures. A strong approach we use is to test these cognitive processes in healthy humans to then translate in pathological conditions perturbing fronto-striatal connections and dopamine.
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Modulators of protein-protein interactions

Modulators of protein-protein interactions


The group's activity focuses on the search for Protein-Protein Interaction Modulators with biomedical applications.
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Synthetic Structural Biology

Synthetic Structural Biology


Our research group investigates the design and engineering of biological systems through an integrated approach combining structural biochemistry, synthetic microbiology, and computational protein design. We explore the potential of novel enzymes and enhanced microbial platforms for applications in biomedicine, biotechnology, and environmental sustainability.
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