Published neuroscientist · Speaker · Founder
Anne-Sophie Fluri
Turning rigorous brain science into ideas people can actually use.
Anne-Sophie Fluri is a published neuroscience researcher, speaker and founder of Brainwave. She is a co-author of peer-reviewed work published in Brain, European Journal of Neuroscience, Brain Stimulation and Annals of Clinical and Translational Neurology. Her current work translates evidence on attention, sleep, resilience and mental fitness into practical education for teams.
Published research
Her research is published in peer-reviewed journals.
Anne-Sophie’s published research examined how the brain combines visual, vestibular and numerical information — and what happens when those systems become biased or disrupted. Each record below links to the journal or bibliographic source so readers can check the authorship, affiliation and findings directly.
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Peer-reviewed journal article
Inter-hemispheric control of vestibular thresholds
A study of how the brain’s two hemispheres influence the thresholds at which people detect and respond to vestibular, or balance-and-motion, signals.
Academic Department of Neuro-Otology, Division of Brain Sciences, Imperial College London.
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Peer-reviewed journal article
Biased numerical cognition impairs economic decision-making in Parkinson’s disease
The study found that asymmetries in Parkinson’s motor symptoms were associated with predictable biases in number perception and with differences in choices made during an economic decision task.
Division of Brain Sciences, Imperial College London.
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Peer-reviewed journal article
Vestibulo-cortical hemispheric dominance: The link between anxiety and the vestibular system?
A study of 64 healthy adults examining whether anxiety levels were related to how strongly vestibular processing was lateralised between the brain’s hemispheres.
Division of Brain Sciences, Academic Department of Neuro-Otology, Imperial College London.
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Peer-reviewed journal article
Abnormal visuo-vestibular interactions in vestibular migraine: a cross-sectional study
The study examined how visual motion exposure affected reflexive and perceptual motion thresholds in people with vestibular migraine, finding evidence of altered visual–vestibular interactions.
Academic Department of Neuro-Otology, Division of Brain Sciences, Imperial College London.
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Conference abstract
Abnormal Visuo-vestibular Interactions in Vestibular Migraine (S16.007)
A conference abstract reporting abnormal baseline vestibular thresholds and altered visual–vestibular interactions in vestibular migraine.
Imperial College London.
Topics
Brain science for the pressures people actually feel at work.
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Focus under pressure
Attention, task switching, cognitive load and the conditions that demanding work requires.
Cognitive Drive workshop - 02
Sleep and recovery
Sleep architecture, circadian timing, recovery and what workplaces can — and cannot — influence.
Sleep Science workshop - 03
Resilience without normalising overwork
Regulation, recovery and adaptability, alongside the organisational conditions that shape them.
Building resilient teams - 04
Mindfulness without mysticism
Attention training, meditation and emotional regulation, explained without inflated claims.
Still Mind workshop - 05
Mental fitness
A practical framework for attention, regulation, recovery and flexible response at work.
Mental fitness at work
Media + appearances
Expert commentary, workshops and conversations
Expert commentary
Anne-Sophie explains how hypnotherapy and self-hypnosis work — and where their limits are.
VisitExpert commentary
Sleep and mindfulness commentary from Anne-Sophie as a neuroscientist and mindfulness expert.
VisitExpert commentary
On why resting is so hard — and why small recovery habits beat expensive tools.
VisitExpert commentary
A neuroscientist’s read on the viral “vagus nerve icing” technique for night-time anxiety.
VisitExpert commentary
What stress actually is, and how to recognise its nuances rather than fight it.
VisitPodcast
A conversation about meditation, focus, resilience and performance.
VisitPodcast
Mental fitness in an AI-shaped working world.
VisitWellness residency
A week-long Restore Ritual residency led in person, reported by Hotelier Maldives.
VisitSpeaker profile
A public commercial speaker listing for keynotes and workshop bookings.
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Listen
Hear the science in conversation.
Podcast conversations with Anne-Sophie, gathered in one public playlist. Press play to listen here — the player loads from Spotify only when you ask for it — or open an episode on Spotify directly.
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YEARBOOK
Brain Expert Reveals Secret To Resilience & Mental Fitness | Anne-Sophie Flury
51 minHide playerBrain Expert Reveals Secret To Resilience & Mental Fitness | Anne-Sophie FluryPress play to load the player from Spotify - 02
All Up In Your Biz with Yvonne Tchrakian
How Manifestation Helps Rewire Your Brain with Anne-Sophie Fluri
64 minPlay - 03
Choose to Live, Love & Grow
How to Build Mental Resilience with Anne-Sophie Fluri-Ep 28
54 minPlay - 04
She Did That
'How to train your brain to be healthy, happy and resilient' Anne-Sophie Fluri
91 minPlay - 05
In All Honesty
How To Start Meditating (feat. Anne-Sophie Fluri)
48 minPlay - 06
Barbell Medicine Podcast
Episode #374: Mental Strategies: Neuroscience, Visualization, and Developing Resilience with Anne-Sophie Fluri
78 minPlay - 07
Her Discussions
Brain Expert: 2 Signs Your Nervous System Is Dysregulated
95 minPlay - 08
Dental Leaders Podcast
Mind Movers #47 - Anne-Sophie Flury
97 minPlay - 09
Mindset Meets Muscle
#15 You are not stuck, your brain is just on autopilot - with Neuroscientist Anne-Sophie Fluri
54 minPlay - 10
The Manifest Movement
How Manifestation Helps Rewire Your Brain with Anne-Sophie Fluri
64 minPlay
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