Émmanuel Haffen

This study shows that fat-taste enhancers NKS-3 and NKS-5 reduce fat intake and body weight in obese mice without adverse effects, suggesting a potential therapeutic strategy for obesity.

This study investigates associations between mitochondrial metabolites and metabolic syndrome in bipolar disorder, finding significant links between lactate levels and metabolic syndrome markers, while cell-free mitochondrial DNA showed no association.

This study shows that chronic corticosterone treatment in mice leads to neurovascular unit changes that correlate with motivational deficits, particularly through alterations in vascular tight junctions.

This study examines the acute effect of tDCS on postural control in trained athletes, finding that M1 stimulation reduced CoP displacement more in unipedal stance, with effectiveness decreasing with parkour experience.

This study shows that linoleic acid supplementation reduces microglial inflammation in multiple brain regions of mice with diet-induced obesity.

This paper identifies three critical steps to improve the interpretability and clinical adoption of EEG-SVM studies by addressing issues in technical reporting.

This study investigates the effects of prolonged 2-phenylethyl alcohol inhalation on chronic corticosterone-induced anxio-depressive-like behaviors in female mice, finding it reverses behavioral and neurobiological changes.

The paper investigates how musical pleasure is shared between individuals during a live concert, finding that physical proximity and synchronized emotional reports correlate with increased cerebral coherence and skin conductance coupling.

This study shows chronic glucocorticoid exposure impairs decision-making and cognitive functions in mice, with associated neurobiological changes in the prefrontal cortex.

This study explores artistic visual representations of emotions for neurofeedback, finding that particle direction and concentration were perceived as artistic and controllable by participants.

This study compares decision-making under uncertainty in humans and mice using gambling tasks, finding similar performance patterns but slight interspecies differences.