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Véronique Bohbot, PhD

Researcher, Douglas Institute
Associate Professor, Department of Psychiatry, McGill University

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2010

Taevs M., Dahmani L., Zatorre R.J., Bohbot V. (2010). Semantic elaboration in auditory and visual spatial memory, Front Psychol, 1, 228. Find out more.

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- The brain - Simultaneously strong and fragile. A 2011 lecture by Véronique Bohbot

The brain - Simultaneously strong and fragile. A 2011 lecture by Véronique Bohbot

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- A Walrus article on Véronique Bohbot's spatial memory studies

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