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Two months lab visit by Jessica Royer

The SNL welcomes Jessica Royer from McGill University (Montreal, Canada) for a two months lab visit. Jessica is a clinical neuropsychologist focusing on socio-affective networks in persons with epilepsy. She uses multimodal MRI and electrophysiology, specifically high-density scalp EEG and intracranial recordings. Her work at the Montreal Neurological Institute (MNI) is co-supervised by Dr. Birgit Frauscher

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Nachwuchslehrpreis der Universität zu Lübeck für Jonathan Czollek!

Great news! Jonathan Czollek, doctoral student in our lab, received the junior teaching award for the seminar “Diversity psychology”! Jonathan, together with colleagues, recently established the Institute for Diversity Psychology. Jonathan is also member of the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion committee at the German Psychological Association (DGPs). 

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Two awesome poster prizes at the DPt-congress!

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

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New DFG-Research Unit on “Information abstraction during sleep” granted!

Reactivation and abstraction of self-related social information during sleep   In this newly granted DFG project, as part of the larger Research Unit “Information abstraction during sleep” (PI: Jan Born), we will study the functional role of reactivation during sleep for the abstraction of gist from self-related social information. Principal investigators of the project are Susanne

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David Stolz receives EKFS-funding for his project “Neurocomputational mechanisms of fatigue in Long Covid”

Neurocomputational mechanisms of fatigue in Long-COVID and their links to immune activation One of the most prominent symptoms of Long COVID is fatigue. David Stolz now received funding from the Else-Kröner Fresenius Stiftung to investigate the hitherto unexamined psychological and neurobiological processes underlying fatigue with the aim to improve prediction and early intervention.  The project will start in February

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