Colloque international organisé par Itzhak Fried (UCLA / résident de l’IEA de Paris), Alain Berthoz (Collège de France) et Gretty Mirdal (directrice de l’IEA de Paris).
“Arguably the biggest challenge for interdisciplinary dialogue across the fields that consider brain and behavior…a bold and important attempt to bring interdisciplinary approach to one of the biggest questions facing humanity”, Nature, 521:260, 2015 (Editorial on the First Paris Conference on Syndrome
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