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The knowledge base gathers all necessary information and guidelines to run an experiment at the CENIR.


Preliminary procedures

Prior to running an experiment at the CENIR, you need to contact a scientific leader of the CENIR and get  a Comité de Protection des Personnes (equivalent to US IRB) approval.

Scientific leaders of the CENIR

MEG-EEG: Nathalie George : nathalie.george@icm-institute.org

MRI: Stéphane Lehéricy : stephane.lehericy@icm-institute.org

Le comité de protection des personnes (CPP)

Obtaining the agreement of  the Comité de Protection des Personnes (CPP) is an absolute requirement prior to running any experimentation on humans. The procedure takes months. It is therefore recommended to start it as soon as possible.

Contacts

Training

Lundis du CENIR

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Recruiting voluntary participants

Voluntary subjects are recruited following the CPP guidelines.

Healthy volunteers database

The "réseau d'information en sciences de la cognition" (RISC) is a very active network of information about cognitive sciences in France and beyond and maintains a database of volunteer participants in the Paris area. This database can be accessed at http://expesciences.risc.cnrs.fr/formulaire_expe.php.

Compensation

  • Participant compensation is done according to this procedure GEORGE Nathalie

Technical guide book

After approval and participant recruitment, steps to running an experiment at the CENIR depend on the technology used. Below is our MEG-EEG guide.

MEG-EEG guides


Useful software

There are numerous very useful tools to organize, communicate, decide... Most famous commercial software has at least one free alternative. This page is a short guide to useful software for CENIR users.

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