Our group’s primary focus is the study of the neurobiological basis of neurodevelopmental disorders observed in newborns at high risk of developing them. We focus on two subpopulations of newborns who exhibit greater neurological vulnerability: term newborns exposed to perinatal asphyxia who develop hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy, and preterm newborns. We use various advanced neuroimaging techniques, primarily ultrasound (3D brain ultrasound, power Doppler, etc.) and magnetic resonance imaging (DWI, DTI), to study the development of different brain structures. We investigate the association between various biochemical, clinical, and socioeconomic factors and neurodevelopment.