- Sept. 28th 2023: Anna Wagelmans (Univ. Paris-Saclay) Mind Science BrainStorm Neuroscience Pitch Competition Winner 2023 Mental Time Travel: When Our Brain Is Our Time Machine
- April 4th 2023: Académie des Sciences, Des clefs pour comprendre #2. Le cerveau secrète-t-il la pensée? Du normal au pathologique.
- Fête de la Science 2022: Portrait of Virginie van Wassenhove by Télérama
- March 26th 2021: Interview of Virginie van Wassenhove & Sophie Herbst by Ingolf Baur, scientific journalist at German TV-3sat for his documentary entitled “Die Abschaffung der Zeit” (The abolition of time). Available here.
- 2021: Collaboration avec la Cie 14:20 sur leur projet Æon La nuit des temps, c’est parti!
- November 2019: Amphybio Season 2: Les modes d’explication ont-ils changé?
- June 2019: La captation de notre attention décryptée par quatre scientifiques de Laure Belot, Le Monde
- May 2019: Can time be saved from physics? by FQXi
- April 2019: Time for understanding time in the brain ; Some slides on Mental models of time symposium @ CNS 2019
- Dec 2018, Leiden University: A dialogue on neuroscience, culture & cognition organized by Pierre Pica & Johann Rooryck featuring Randy Gallistel and Jean-Pierre Changeux
- June 2018: L’Ere du Temps, Nice.
- March 2018: Making sense of time in the human brain/mind as part of ParaLimes The Complexities of Time hosted by the Complexity Institute @ Nanyang Technological University in Singapore.
- October 18th, 2017 avec Etienne Klein: Amphybio #1 Corrélations & Causalité dans l’Univers des Big Data
- As part of Neural Oscillations In Speech and Language Berlin 2017 @ Max Planck Institute for Empirical Aesthetics, Neural oscillations: reconciling timing and meaning.
- July 2017: The theater play Une éternité written by Hélène François & Emilie Vandenameele has made its debut at the Festival d’Avignon! What an interesting project between art and science mediated through the 8th edition of Binôme by Thibault Rossigneux and its Les Sens Des Mots !
- As part of Geneviève Anhoury’s Pourquoi cherchez-vous series! et Autour de la question sur Radio France International
- Our work appeared in the special issue of La Recherche (2016)
- Les nouveaux colloques de l’Orme (2016) Comment notre cerveau conçoit-il le temps?
- Bahar Gholipour (2016) Why does time seems to slow down on Tuesdays? Science of US, New York Magazine
- Sophie Hebden (2016) How the brain manipulates time to give us our sense of now. Horizon, EU Research & Innovation magazine.
- With Shumon Basar & Lawrence Zbikowski (2015) How long is “now”? BBC World Service, The Forum.
- Laura Spinney (2015) The time illusion: How your brain creates now. New Scientist
- Le cerveau exploré (2014) CEA Clefs n°62
- Musée Olympique de Lausanne, Switzerland . Courir après le temps (June 5th 2014 – Jan 18th 2015) Le temps et le sport
- Festival Della Scienza Genoa (2014) Time in the brain, Times in the mind
- IRCAM mamux seminar (2014) Temporal event structuring & the brain’s chronoarchitecture
- Collège de France (2014) Cerveau, cognition & temps
- Huffington Post (2013) Pourquoi le temps paraît parfois si long?
- TEDxParisSalon (2012) Le cerveau créateur de temps (perçu)
- iO9 blog (2012) Neuroscience of time
- Scientific American (2011) Why does time fly?
- Universcience, debate with Etienne Klein (2010, video, in French) Qu’est-ce qui fait durer le temps?
- iO9 blog – Neuroscience of time (2010) How do you know what time it is?
- Scientific American Mind (2008) Competing clocks
- Sociable media the science of face-to-face communication (2005)
Alumni’s corner
- Laetitia Grabot‘s cinema:
- Parisciences, Imagine Science Film Lab Competition, Symbiose: AirBnB (2017) ; Bille-en-tête (2017); Peur (2016);
- Grabot, L & Amalric, M: Bloqués… à NeuroSpin (2016) Short-movie competition, Les Chercheurs Font Leur Cinéma, Doc’Up
- Anne Kösem new ForestFamilies music
- Izem’s first album: Petit Lion
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