Welcome to the O’BRAIN Lab

Welcome to the O’BRAIN Lab

Why do some peo­ple devel­op unhealthy eat­ing styles while oth­ers do not, although many of us share sim­i­lar envi­ron­ments? And why do many peo­ple with obe­si­ty strug­gle to stick to their dietary goals? The answer could be found in our brain, which deter­mines how and why we make cer­tain deci­sions and how we process information.

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Grant Renewed for 2025–2026 !!!

Grant Renewed for 2025–2026 !!!

We are hap­py to share that a doc­tor­al researcher in our lab has received a con­tin­u­a­tion grant to sup­port their work from Novem­ber 2025 to Novem­ber 2026. Build­ing on pre­vi­ous suc­cess­es, this fund­ing will allow the inves­ti­ga­tion of how uncon­scious sig­nals to the brain’s reward sys­tem affect food choic­es in…

Our symposium is headed to FENS Forum 2026—join us in Barcelona!

Our symposium is headed to FENS Forum 2026—join us in Barcelona!

Great news: Our sym­po­sium pro­pos­al on Neu­ro­bi­o­log­i­cal mech­a­nisms on the cog­ni­tive con­trol of feed­ing in the mod­ern food envi­ron­ment (Inter­nal States & Home­osta­sis) was select­ed for the FENS Forum 2026 in Barcelona, tak­ing place 6–10 July 2026. The sym­po­sium will be chaired by Stephanie Bor­g­land and the speak­ers are Stephanie Bor­g­land, Fabi­en Naneix, Serge Luquet, & Annette Horstmann (pre­sent­ing work…

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