Lab retreat From September 13th-15th our lab had another great two-day retreat in the beautiful “Grünes Haus” in between Lübeck and Berlin. This year’s topics addressed complexity (Finn Lübber), control beliefs (David Stolz), and social learning (Nora Czekalla).
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Sören Krach spricht im Interview mit Benjamin Haerdle (DUZ) über die Verzerrungen in der Fördermittelvergabe im deutschen Wissenschaftssystem und neue Ideen, gerechtere Verfahren zu implementieren. Originalartikel zum Hintergrund: ### The comment, ”Rethink funding by putting the lottery first,” by Finn Luebber, Sören Krach, Marina Martinez Mateo, Frieder Paulus, Lena Rademacher, Rima-Maria Rahal, Jule Specht was
Verschwendete Ressourcen! Read More »
In dem Artikel im Tagesspiegel werden die Vor- und Nachteile einer frühen Lotterie in der Forschungsförderung, basierend auf der Publikation von Luebber et al. in Nature Human Behaviour, diskutiert. Artikel im Tagesspiegel von Eva Murašov
Fördergelder in der Wissenschaft: Auslosen, wer sich um Mittel bewerben darf? Read More »
Lab visit by Boris and Tobias On June 29th & 30th, the Social Neuroscience Lab had a double session with a fantastic talk about “gradients” by Boris Bernhardt (Montreal) and a data discussion in an ongoing collaboration project with Tobias Kube (Landau).
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Rethink funding!? Every funding agency, be it the German (DFG), Swiss (SNF), British (Wellcome Trust), US American (NIH), Chinese (NSFC), or French (ANR) research foundation, has its own scheme on how to allocate research funding to the researchers. And research funding determines what is considered good science, it controls future science, and it shapes future knowledge. However, meta-science research increasingly shows that funding allocation is inherently
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Rethink funding Researchers propose a new way to restructure grant allocation, promoting inclusivity, innovation, and cost reduction. LÜBECK UNIVERSITY, Germany – The allocation process of funding to researchers is far from optimal. A recent project of the Open Science Initiative at the University of Lübeck (Germany) has put forward a new proposal to challenge and
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Psychology & Brain in Tübingen ’23 Four talks, two posters, one great party. That’s the summary of our great conference trip to the annual Psychology & Brain meeting.
Great PuG-Meeting in Tübingen Read More »
Wow!! What a great surprise! Two poster prizes at one conference! Annalina V. Mayer and Yana Schwarze were awarded for their research posters at the 2. Deutsche Psychotherapie Kongress in Berlin. Annalina Mayer presented our recent findings on how affect is entangled in the neural processes of self-related belief updating (Poster_DPK_Mayer). Yana Schwarze presented work in
Two awesome poster prizes at the DPt-congress! Read More »
Abstract How do we switch between “playing along” and treating robots as technical agents? We propose interaction breakdowns to help solve this “social artifact puzzle”: Breaks cause changes from fluid interaction to explicit reasoning and interaction with the raw artifact. These changes are closely linked to understanding the technical architecture and could be used to
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Veränderung Was ist Wandel? Wie macht sich Wandel bemerkbar und welche Arten von Wandel gibt es? Und was hat die psychologische Forschung hierzu zu sagen? Das Lübecker Kulturmagazin 53° nord hat diesem Thema ein komplettes Magazin gewidmet. Unser Beitrag zum Thema “Wandel” ist als hier pdf (Artikel_Wandel) abrufbar.
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