Gigaux J., Le Gall D., Jollant F., Lhuillier J.P., Richard-Devantoy S. (2013). Cognitive inhibition and quality of life in schizophrenia: a pilot study, Schizophr Res, 143(2-3), 297-300. Find out more.

Guillaume S., Perroud N., Jollant F., Jaussent I., Olie E., Malafosse A., Courtet P. (2013). HPA axis genes may modulate the effect of childhood adversities on decision-making in suicide attempters, J Psychiatr Res, 47(2), 259-65. Find out more.

Jollant F. (2013). Le suicide à l’épreuve des neurosciences cognitives et sociales, , 21-28.

Jollant F., Guillaume S., Jaussent I., Bechara A., Courtet P. (2013). When knowing what to do is not sufficient to make good decisions: Deficient use of explicit understanding in remitted patients with histories of suicidal acts, Psychiatry Res. Find out more.

McGirr A., Jollant F., Turecki G. (2013). Neurocognitive alterations in first degree relatives of suicide completers, J Affect Disord, 145(2), 264-269. Find out more.

Pan L., Segreti A., Almeida J., Jollant F., Lawrence N., Brent D., Phillips M. (2013). Preserved hippocampal function during learning in the context of risk in adolescent suicide attempt, Psychiatry Res, 211(2), 112-8. Find out more.

Richard-Devantoy S., Bouyer-Richard A. I., Jollant F., Mondoloni A., Voyer M., Senon J. L. (2013). [Homicide, schizophrenia and substance abuse: A complex interaction.], Rev Epidemiol Sante Publique. Find out more.

Richard-Devantoy S., Guillaume S., Olie E., Courtet P., Jollant F. (2013). Altered explicit recognition of facial disgust associated with predisposition to suicidal behavior but not depression, J Affect Disord. Find out more.

Richard-Devantoy S., Jollant F., Deguigne F., Letourneau G. (2013). [Neurocognitive markers of suicide vulnerability in the elderly: a review], Geriatr Psychol Neuropsychiatr Vieil, 11(4), 367-78. Find out more.

Richard-Devantoy S., Olie E., Guillaume S., Bechara A., Courtet P., Jollant F. (2013). Distinct alterations in value-based decision-making and cognitive control in suicide attempters: Toward a dual neurocognitive model, J Affect Disord. Find out more.