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Combining Electroencephalography and Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging for Neurofeedback Lorraine Perronnet Combining electroencephalography and functional magnetic resonance imaging for neurofeedback Lorraine Perronnet To cite this version: Lorraine Perronnet. Combining electroencephalography and functional magnetic resonance imaging for neurofeedback. Medical Imaging. Université Rennes 1, 2017. English. NNT : 2017REN1S043. tel-01661583 HAL Id: tel-01661583 https://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-01661583 Submitted on 12 Dec 2017 HAL is a multi-disciplinary open access L’archive ouverte pluridisciplinaire HAL, est archive for the deposit and dissemination of sci- destinée au dépôt et à la diffusion de documents entific research documents, whether they are pub- scientifiques de niveau recherche, publiés ou non, lished or not. The documents may come from émanant des établissements d’enseignement et de teaching and research institutions in France or recherche français ou étrangers, des laboratoires abroad, or from public or private research centers. publics ou privés. ANNÉE 2017 THÈSE / UNIVERSITÉ DE RENNES 1 sous le sceau de l’Université Bretagne Loire pour le grade de DOCTEUR DE L’UNIVERSITÉ DE RENNES 1 Mention : Informatique Ecole doctorale MATHSTIC (« Mathématiques et Sciences et Technologies de l'Information et de la Communication ») présentée par Lorraine PERRONNET Préparée à l’unité de recherche IRISA UMR CNRS 6074 / Inria Rennes Nom développé de l’unité : VisAGes - INSERM U1228 Composante universitaire : Université de Rennes 1 Combinaison de Thèse soutenue à Rennes l’électroencéphalo- le 7 septembre 2017 graphie et de devant le jury composé de : Olivier BERTRAND l’imagerie par Directeur de recherche, Inserm, Université Lyon 1 / Président du jury résonance Dimitri VAN DE VILLE Professeur associé, EPFL / Rapporteur magnétique François CABESTAING Professeur, Université Lille 1 / Rapporteur fonctionnelle pour le François VIALATTE Professeur associé, ESPCI Paris / Examinateur neurofeedback Maureen CLERC Directeur de recherche, Inria / Examinateur Fabien LOTTE Directeur de recherche, Inria / Examinateur Christian BARILLOT Directeur de recherche, CNRS / Directeur de thèse Anatole LECUYER Directeur de recherche, Inria / Directeur de thèse COMBININGEEGANDFMRIFORNEUROFEEDBACK §§Zu £u§§u± "ose who believe in telekinetics, raise my hand." — Kurt Vonnegut "e belief that there is only one truth and that oneself is in possession of it, seems to me the deepest root cause of all that is evil in the world." — Max Born I dedicate this work to the two entities of which I am one of the sum, my Õ ó parents Robert- and -Bertille Perronnet . I owe you almost everything, I Õ Note how one is elegantly the continuity guess "almost" being the positive ∆ corresponding to the fact that the whole is of the other ó And how our family name sounds as greater than the sum of its parts. Maybe we can discuss that later, now that I strong as a bone have time (... really ?). ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Dreams are nothing more than wishes And a wish is just a dream You wish to come true, woo woo If only I could have a puppy I’d call myself so very lucky Just to have some company To share a cup of tea with me I’d take my puppy everywhere La, la, la-la I wouldn’t care And we would stay away from crowds And signs that said no dogs allowed Oh we, I know he’d never bite me Whoa de lo....... We, I know he’d never bite me If only I could have a friend To stick with me until the end And walk along beside the sea Share a bit of moon with me I’d take my friend most everywhere La, la, la-la I wouldn’t care We would stay away from crowds With signs that said no friends allowed Oh we, we’d be so happy to be Whoa de lo............. We, we’d be so happy to be together — e Puppy Song by Harry Nilsson Commençons l’hymne des mille et un mercis avec les étoiles du système èse. Mes tout premiers remerciements vont bien évidemment à mon duo de direc- teurs : Anatole et Christian (C&A). Vous avez sacrément bien fait la paire et je m’estime chanceuse d’avoir eu deux directeurs complémentaires et s’enten- dant aussi bien. Anatole, sans tes qualités de manager et tes pouvoirs de re- motivation des troupes, je ne sais pas comment je serais arrivée jusqu’au bout. Je fais courir la rumeur selon laquelle tu pourrais ressusciter un thésard mort de déprime :) Merci de toujours commencer nos entrevues par la même ques- tion tournée vers la personne en face de toi. Là je suis au bout de ma vie, mais je dirais que sur une échelle de Õ à ß, je suis à ä.¦ (record!!)! Ivresse de la fatigue, ou soulagement d’être arrivée jusqu’au bout? Christian, merci pour ta détermi- nation, ton pragmatisme mais aussi pour tes grandes idées. Merci à vous deux pour votre optimisme à toute épreuve, pour votre disponibilité régulière mal- gré vos emplois du temps chargés et pour votre vision stratégique malgré le terrain à nous tous initialement largement inconnu du champ de ma thèse. J’es- père vraiment avoir hérité ne serait-ce que d’une once de votre optimisme et de votre capacité à présenter les choses sous un angle positif. A mes encadrants à distance Maureen et Fabien. Merci pour votre bienveillance et pour vos regards et conseils scientiques toujours avisés. Merci aussi pour tout ce que vous faites qui contribue à faire vivre la recherche sur les BCI en France et merci d’être un modèle à suivre pour nous les petits padawans du domaine. Merci à BCI-LIFT! Merci à Dimitri Van De Ville et à François Cabestaing d’avoir été rapporteurs de ma thèse, à François Vialatte d’avoir été examinateur et à Olivier Bertrand d’avoir présidé le jury durant ma soutenance de thèse. J’ai été honorée de soute- nir ma thèse devant vous tous. Merci à la région Bretagne et au Labex Cominlabs d’avoir nancé mes trois années de thèse. Merci aux assistantes de Visages et Hybrid, Angélique, Armelle et Nathalie, tou- jours agréables, réactives et à l’écoute. Merci à toutes les personnes qui se sont portées volontaires pour nos expé- riences de neurofeedback et aux manips radios de la plateforme Neurinfo qui nous ont si bien assistés durant les expériences et qui ont fait preuve de beau- coup de patience et de dévouement. Merci aux médecins, Jean-Marie Batail, Dominique Drapier, Isabelle Bonan et à leurs étudiants, Maxence et Simon pour les moments d’échanges. Je vous sou- haite beaucoup de réussite avec les essais sur patients. Merci aussi à Jean-Arthur Micoulaud-Franchi pour son regard érudit, original et aiguisé sur le neurofeed- back et merci à la section Next de l’AFPBN pour tous les eorts que vous mettez en place an de structurer la recherche et la pratique autour du neurofeedback en France. Vivement la troisième Journée Nationale sur le Neurofeedback. Merci à la startup Mensia et tous ses membres pour la qualité de leur démarche et de leur travail autour du développement de solutions de neurofeedback per- formantes, accessibles et attrayantes. Au tour du système Collègues maintenant. Merci à tous les membres de l’équipe Visages. To Marsel. You and I know it hasn’t always been easy but I am glad you were part of the Hemisfer project. Wi- thout you, none of this would have been possible. ank you for all your work, your professionalism and sincerity. I wish you all the best in your Biotrial ad- venture! Merci à Elise et Isabelle pour votre sympathie, vos compétences, votre disponibilité et pour le travail considérable que vous réalisez autour de la pla- teforme Neurinfo. Merci à Pierre, Olivier et Emmanuel d’être toujours là pour aider les autres. Merci à Pierre-Yves mon co-bureau intermittent, vapoteur, ba- vard et absolument intéressant de par sa culture et sa curiosité scientique et générale. Merci à ma co-bureau Saman pour sa douceur et sa générosité. Et merci à Francesca ma co-bureau des derniers jours d’avoir fait bonne impres- sion :). Merci à Michi et Yao pour leur immuable amicalité et pour notre passion partagée pour Biocoop :). Merci aux membres des débuts, en particulier Lucas et omas pour avoir mis l’ambiance! Bon courage à ceux qui vont prendre la relève : Mathis, Giulia et les autres qui arriveront après. Merci à tous les membres de l’équipe Hybrid. Désolée de n’avoir été qu’un fan- tôme dans les couloirs qui se matérialisait uniquement pendant les séminaires d’équipe et séminaires au vert. Malheureusement je n’ai pas pu partager mon corps en deux. Mais je peux multiplier mes mercis par Õþþþ :) Merci aux pé- tillantes et compétentes lles du BCI : Cam et Nataliya! Même si je sais que c’est pas pareil, combien de fois je me suis sentie nulle à côté avec mon neu- rofeedback, mon EEG, mon IRMf et mon taux de publications rikiki comparé aux vôtres :D Vous déchirez les lles! Bonne suite et amusez-vous bien! Jussi.I could actually have added you to the previous corpus of greetings :D Good luck friend, and thank you for the mustard (and the (too rare) crazy conversations)! Merci aux autres BCI guys, Andéol, Jonathan et Hakim et à tous les autres côté VR! C’était cool de pouvoir proter de l’ambiance de cette riche équipe! Et merci aussi à tout ceux que je n’ai pas cité et que j’ai croisé de près ou de loin durant ces dernières années! Aparté (parce qu’un cerveau n’est rien sans un corps). Merci à l’Inria d’avoir nancé une partie de mon alimentation bio. Vive les lé- gumes! Merci à Samuel, mon professeur de shiatsu pour ta générosité, ta facétie et merci de nous avoir appris à donner et recevoir les pressions qui font des- cendre la pression.
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