Guilhem is a CNRS researcher (CRCN) based in Marseille (France) since 2019. His PhD thesis focused on the neural correlates of voluntary attention in NHP. He studied, under the supevision of Suliann Ben-Hamed and Jean-René Duhamel, how frontal and parietal neurons respond during voluntary orientation of visual attention. From 2009 to 2017, he joined David Freedman's laboratory at the University of Chicago (USA) where he studied how sensory and cognitive signals interact in the posterior parietal cortex. 

 Cléo is a PhD student, since October 2022, under the supervision of Guilhem IBOS and Guillaume MASSON. She investigates how the brain samples statistical regularities about object/trajectory properties to adapt the speed-scale prior during pursuit in humans. She also studies how probabilistic representations and their dynamics are represented in the prefrontal cortex (FEF), linked to oculomotor control, in marmoset monkeys. 

Camila is a biomedical engineer who graduated from Universidad Favaloro and Université de Technologie de Compiègne in 2022. She joined the team as a data analyst to understand how different cortical areas interact in order to encode sensory, cognitive and decision related information.