Créé en janvier 2007, le Neurocentre Magendie compte aujourd'hui environ 220 chercheurs, enseignants-chercheurs, techniciens, post-doctorants et étudiants, répartis dans 11 équipes de recherche et 6 plateformes techniques communes. Riches d'une dizaine de nationalités différentes, les membres du centre de recherche disposent de 12000 m² au cœur du campus de Carreire. Associés au Neurocentre Magendie, 6 autres unités de recherche composent la Fédération Bordeaux Neurocampus qui totalise ainsi 700 personnes de 20 nationalités dans 50 équipes et décuple les ressources et les capacités d'investigation et de formation de notre communauté.

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