Carole Guedj

Carole Guedj is a Research Fellow at the Center for Biomedical Imaging (CIBM) of the University of Geneva and Geneva University Hospitals, affiliated with the Cognitive and Affective Neuroimaging Section at UNIGE and the Clinical MR Imaging Section at HUG-UNIGE since November 2023 and January 2025 respectively. Her research centers on cognitive and affective neuroscience, with emphasis on attentional mechanisms and developmental cognitive processes in children using advanced neuroimaging techniques.

Her academic foundation includes:

• Bachelor's degree in Animal Physiology
• Master's degree in Cognitive Neuroscience
• PhD in Neurosciences and Cognition (2016) from Lyon Neuroscience Research Center

Dr. Guedj specializes in investigating attentional networks through multimodal approaches. Her doctoral work examined norepinephrine effects on non-human primate brains via fMRI, while current research explores pulvinar function in attention using combined fMRI and EEG methodologies across healthy populations, stroke patients, and pediatric cohorts. She actively collaborates with the Geneva Musical Minds Laboratory and Innovative Clinical Multimodal Brain Imaging team to optimize cognitive development frameworks.

Based at the UNIGE Brain and Behaviour Laboratory, she maintains active involvement in collaborative research initiatives. Information regarding specific grant funding and formal student supervision responsibilities is not detailed in available institutional records.