Sébastien
 Sébastien Coppe
PhD Student at Inma (ICTEAM Institute, EPL)
and at Institute of Neuroscience
Université Catholique de Louvain

sebastien.coppe @ uclouvain.be
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Av Georges Lemaître, 4
B-1348 Louvain-la-Neuve
Belgium

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Office: a.010 (Euler)



Since 1984...
2007-present
2002-2007




1996-2002
PhD Student at Inma  (UCL, Belgium)
under supervision of  Philippe Lefèvre

Study of Eng. in Applied Mathematics   (UCL, Belgium)
Thesis : "The mechanism of prediction in motor control" in collaboration with Philippe Lefèvre and Jean-Jacques Orban de Xivry

Institut Jean XXIII in Rochefort (Belgium)




Fields of interest




Thesis commitee



Research



Current projects

    Eye movements, saccade pursuit interaction, brain comprehension and its modelisation, occlusion, prediction, biological motion, neurodegenerative disease,...



P. Lefèvre, M. Missal, K. Verfaillie


The mechanism of prediction
in human eye movements.


Smooth pursuit and Biological Motion
Modeling saccade-pursuit interaction
Prediction mechanisms of patients with
frontotemporal lobar degeneration or Alzheimer's Disease
Prediction with moving occluders

    Publications
Papers
  • Coppe S., Orban de Xivry J.J., Missal M., Lefèvre P. (2010), "Biological motion influences the visuomotor transformation for smooth pursuit eye movements". Vision Research, 50(24). (LINK)
  • Orban de Xivry J.J., Coppe S., Missal M., Lefevre P. (2010), "Biological motion drives perception and action". Journal of Vision 10(2):6, 1-11. (LINK)
  • Coppe S., Orban de Xivry J.J., Lefevre P., Missal M. (2008), "Biological motion input to the oculomotor system". Proceedings of the 4th European Congress of Biomedical Engineering.
Communications
  • Coppe S., Orban de Xivry J.J., Yuksel D., Ivanoiu A., Lefevre P., "Predictive pursuit eye movements are degraded with frontotemporal lobar degeneration".
    Program No 490.08, Society for Neuroscience, Washington DC 2011 (USA).
  • Coppe S., Orban de Xivry J.J., Yuksel D., Ivanoiu A., Lefevre P., "Recording the eye movements can help to diagnose some kind of dementia".
    10th National Day on Biomedical engineering Brussels, 2011 (Belgium).
  • Coppe S., Orban de Xivry J.J., Blohm G., Lefevre P., "A non-deterministic model of visual tracking".
    30th Benelux Meeting on Systems and Control, Lommel 2011 (Belgium).
  • Coppe S., Orban de Xivry J.J., Blohm G., Lefevre P., "Modeling saccade pursuit interactions".
    Program No 77.8, Society for Neuroscience, San Diego 2010 (USA).
  • Coppe S., Orban de Xivry J.J., Blohm G., Lefevre P., "Modeling orienting eye movements".
    29th Benelux Meeting on Systems and Control, Heeze 2010 (The Netherlands).
  • Coppe S., Yuksel D., Ivanoiu A., Lefevre P., "Predictive oculomotor behavior in patients with frontotemporal lobar degeneration".
    Program No 559.3, Society for Neuroscience, Chicago 2009 (USA).
  • Coppe S., Orban de Xivry J.J., Missal M., Lefevre P., "Biological Motion boosts the oculomotor response".
    28th Benelux Meeting on Systems and Control, Spa 2009 (Belgium).
  • Coppe S., Orban de Xivry J.J., Missal M., Lefevre P., "Biological motion input to the oculomotor system".
    Program No P112, 4th European Congress of Biomedical Engineering, Antwerp 2008 (Belgium).
  • Coppe S., Orban de Xivry J.J., Missal M., Lefevre P., "Smooth pursuit of biological motion".
    Program No 165.3, Society for Neuroscience, Washington DC 2008 (USA).
Seminars
  • "Modeling of the interaction between smooth pursuit and saccadic eye movements".
    Seminar in Systems and Control (CESAME), Louvain la Neuve, May 25, 2010 (Belgium). (LINK)
  • "Predictive pursuit eye movements are degraded with frontotemporal lobar degeneration".
    Symposium on Memory in normal aging and preclinical dementia: Insights from cognitive studies, Brussels, September 16, 2011 (Belgium).

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Author: Sébastien Coppe
Last update :22/03/2012

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