Claire Braboszcz

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Research topics

Neural and cognitive correlates of meditation and mind wandering

I study consciousness and attention using electroencephalography and first person data. I am working under supervision of Arnaud Delorme. My PhD focuses on the study of meditation and mind wandering and the changes these states bring to cerebral and body activity as well as changes in mental, subjective contents.

Curriculum

I'm a PhD student at the CerCo-CNRS UMR5549 since October 2008.

I've studied cognitive sciences at Lyon 2 University (B.A)(Lyon 2) and Toulouse 3 University (Master degree) Toulouse 3. I spent my 1st year of master as an exchange student at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada.

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Publications

Meditation and Mind Wandering related publications

Book Chapters

Journals

Teaching

2008-2010