Anne‐Marie Duchemin

Anne-Marie Duchemin's work spans two connected areas: molecular and cellular neuroscience of dendrite structure, intellectual disability, and neurodegenerative disease (including proteins involved in Alzheimer's disease and neuronal signaling), and clinical/applied psychiatry topics such as mindfulness-based interventions for stress and wellbeing, treatment-resistant depression, and medical education/feedback practices. Prospective students could work on lab-based questions about how genes and cell signaling shape brain structure and disease, or on clinical and behavioral research involving mindfulness interventions and psychiatric practice. The publication record suggests a small, moderately active research group with output distributed across both basic neuroscience and clinical/educational psychiatry projects.

Publication output over the last decade has been uneven, with gaps in some years followed by clusters of activity, most notably a peak in 2025, rather than a steady or clearly growing pattern.

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