Claire Cury

Claire Cury is a Research Scientist in Computational Neuroscience at IRISA / Inria Rennes and an associated researcher at the ICM, Brain and Spine Institute, Paris. She leads projects in EEG-fMRI neurofeedback and computational anatomy, with recent funding from the NIRVANA and INCA grants (2024). She serves as Scientific Mediation Officer at Inria Rennes and co-organizes events like Journée Science et Musique and Brainhack Rennes.

Research Focus: Computational anatomy of the hippocampus, multi-modal neurofeedback (EEG-fMRI), and signal processing for neuroimaging. Her work bridges statistical shape analysis, neurodegenerative disease detection, and machine learning applications in clinical settings.

Recent Projects:

• NIRVANA: 18-month postdoc and PhD on EEG neurofeedback and artifact correction (2024)
• EyeSkin-NF: Completed Inria Exploratory Action on neurofeedback engagement metrics (2024)
• INCA: Extracting attentional features from EEG, eyetracking, and skin conductance (2024)

Teaching: Advanced image processing and statistics at Rennes School of Engineering (ESIR) since 2021. Past lectures on SQL databases and medical imaging processing at University College London and Université Paris Sorbonne.