Jean Daunizeau
INSERM / Paris Brain Institute - ICM, Paris, France
TNU / ETH, Zurich, Switzerland (honorary fellow)
I am co-heading the Motivation, Brain and Behaviour neuroscience research group at the ICM.
I study, using neuroimaging, behavioural and computational means, how the brain learns and makes decision. I also develop machine learning and AI approaches to analyzing complex systems.
Visit this page for a summary of available research positions in the lab. And here is my CV.
Recent publications:
Efficient value synthesis in the orbitofrontal cortex explains how loss aversion adapts to the ranges of gain and loss prospects
J. Brochard, J. Daunizeau
eLife (2024), 13:e80979. [DOI]
The online metacognitive control of decisions
J. Bénon, D. Lee, W. Hopper, M. Verdeil, M. Pessiglione, F. Vinckier, S. Bouret, M. Rouault, R. Lebouc, G. Pezzulo, C. Schreiweis, E. Burguière, J. Daunizeau
Nat. Com. Psychol. (2024), 2: 23 [DOI]
Trading mental effort for confidence in the metacognitive control of value-based decision making
D. Lee, J. Daunizeau
eLife (2021), 10: e63282 [DOI]
An overcomplete approach to fitting drift-diffusion decision models to trial-by-trial data
Q. Feltgen, J. Daunizeau
Frontiers in AI (2021), 4: 531316. [DOI]
Oh, and here is my personal selection of candidates for the IgNobel Prize.