I am delighted to announce my election to the European Academy of Sciences. I was elected for my work on brain maturation, neurological and psychiatric disorders, the understanding of epilepsy, and, of course, alterations in GABA during maturation and in numerous diseases. This “shift” in GABA’s actions—which excites immature neurons due to high chloride levels … Read more
The success of the petition against the Yadan Law demonstrates the power of citizen protests and reminds us that we are still—for now—living in a democracy with the limited power to effect change. It is time to put an end to this “newspeak” that consists of talking a lot but doing nothing. The massacres in … Read more
You all remember the Schrödinger paradox of a cat who is simultaneously dead and alive. This one of the greatest mathematicians of all times explained why with quantal mathematics , nothing can be precisely determined, it is all a question of probability.Now, trump does better than that. Thus, the war in Iran is simultaneously already … Read more
With over 600,000 signatures, the Yadan Law—this nefarious bill that would label any protester opposing the massacres in Gaza and elsewhere (Lebanon, the West Bank, and the occupied territories) as anti-Semitic—is on its last legs. As usual, the Socialists seem to want to “abstain” after Hollande, Guedj, and others were among the signatories supporting this … Read more
I am delighted to give a lecture at the Academy of Medicine at the invitation of Professors Jean-Louis Guéant and Bernard Bioulac on April 14. The title of my lecture will be “The Neuroarchaeology of Neurodevelopmental Disorders: A New Approach to Predicting and Treating Autism.” I will try to cover the areas addressed by my … Read more
Just imagine: you take to the streets to protest for Tibet, Cambodia, or the massacre in Sudan—no problem, freedom of expression is guaranteed by the Constitution of a country that is (still) democratic. But if, by some misfortune, you protest against Israel to stop the massacre/genocide/slaughter (take your pick) in Gaza and elsewhere in Palestine, … Read more
Detecting autism at birth and identifying children likely to respond to treatment: long out of reach, these prospects are becoming concrete thanks to artificial intelligence. Driven by my work, two major French advances, both world firsts, could transform the early care and treatment of autism spectrum disorders (ASD), which affect approximately 1 in 127 children … Read more
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