Spectacular news! Jonathan Czollek, PhD student from our lab, receives a three-year PhD stipend from the Ernst Ludwig Ehrlich Studienwerk (ELES)! The focus of the PhD will be on the intersection of discrimination and psychotherapy.
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New paper by Lena Rademacher, published in Journal of Nuclear Medicine, from our group! Abstract Cognitive flexibility is the ability to appropriately adapt one’s thinking and behavior to changing environmental demands and is conceptualized as an aspect of executive function. The dopamine system has been implicated in cognitive flexibility; however, a direct, that is,
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New paper by Lena Rademacher, published in Journal of Nuclear Medicine, from our group! Abstract Cognitive flexibility is the ability to appropriately adapt one’s thinking and behavior to changing environmental demands and is conceptualized as an aspect of executive function. The dopamine system has been implicated in cognitive flexibility; however, a direct, that is,
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Am I empathic? Understanding the learning mechanisms underlying the formation of empathic accuracy beliefs We are happy to announce the successful application for a DFG-Sachbeihilfe, together with Dr. Aleya Flechsenhar (Munich/Würzburg). In this project, we aim to investigate the neurobiological processes underlying the formation of empathic accuracy beliefs in healthy participants and individuals diagnosed
Successful Bachelor thesis by Georg, student assistant in our lab! Topic of his thesis: “Who is responsible? Attributional behaviour in the context of self-related feedback and depression”.
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BERLIN, 14. – 15. NOV 2024 Horizonte verbinden Politik und Praxis für innovative Lehre Funding the Future: Lehrförderungen im Fokus UND Das Los unter dem Mikroskop? Freiraum 2025: Kritische Reflexion und Ausblick AUDITORIUM (EG) Funding the Future: Lehrförderungen im Fokus Sarah Rose Das Los unter dem Mikroskop? Freiraum 2025: Kritische Reflexion und Ausblick Sören
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Our long-year student assistant, Sarah Pieper, successfully finished and defended her MA thesis on “The masters and mistresses of the elements – How compulsive-obsessive patients can experience control”. We now start a series on best cakes and brownies after defenses…
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Society for NeuroEconomics Meeting in Cascais Almost all of the SNL attended the NeuroEconomics Meeting in Cascais, Portugal. In advance, we had a tiny but great satellite symposium on “Learning, control & decision-making” with our colleagues and collaborators Lei Zhang (Birmingham), Sophie Bavard (Paris) and Elena Zamfir (Lisbon).
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Our student assistant, Merle Matthiesen, successfully finished and defended her BA thesis on “The effects of feedback on self- and other-related learning processes as a function of narcissistic personality traits” – and baked these nice brownies for the team.
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A new publication by Clara F. Weber from her time at the Multimodal Imaging and Connectome Analysis Laboratory (head: Prof Boris Bernhardt) at the Montreal Neurological Institute, McGill University in Canada. Objective Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a neurodevelopmental condition that is associated with atypical brain network organization, with prior work suggesting differential connectivity
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