Welcome Amandine !

Amandine is starting her postdoctoral research with Dr. Marlène ABADIE within the A*Midex funded project MEMOPATHS (A Two-PATHway Account for Short-Term False MEMOries). She will be studying the cognitive and neural mechanisms of false memories. Her work will explore how the brain gives rise to these memory distortions, and how perception, particularly auditory perception, may shape them across the lifespan. This research sheds light on the close interplay between perception and memory.

Amandine completed her PhD in developmental psychology at the University of Picardie Jules Verne (France). Her work focused on language in Williams syndrome, a rare genetic neurodevelopmental disorder, and its underlying mechanisms. In particular, she investigated phonological and semantic processing, auditory-verbal working memory, and neural responses to rhythmic sounds, highlighting the close link between auditory perception and cognition."