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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 ...
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Poster presentation at the S4SN in Tsukuba, Japan
Sören attended the Society for Social Neuroscience Conference (S4SN) in Tsakuba (Japan) and presented the recent findings on the “Affected beliefs framework”. More to come soon!
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Yana Schwarze is leaving for a three months internship at the MNI
To deepen her expertise in neuroimaging and network neuroscience, Yana Schwarze is visiting the Multimodal Imaging and Connectome Analysis Lab, headed by Boris Bernhardt, at ...
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Altered physiological, affective, and functional connectivity responses to acute stress in patients with alcohol use disorder
Abstract Background There is evidence that the processing of acute stress is altered in alcohol use disorder (AUD), but little is known about how this ...
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The Human Affectome
Abstract Over the last decades, the interdisciplinary field of the affective sciences has seen proliferation rather than integration of theoretical perspectives. This is due to ...
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Workshop “Cognitive modeling” by Lei Zhang
Thanks to Lei Zhang, our whole group, including Laura, David, Yana, Alex, Nora, Annalina and Jan were able to participate in the fantastic “Cognitive modeling” ...
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Guest lecture by Lei Zhang
We had the great pleasure of hosting Professor Lei Zhang (Centre for Human Brain Health & Institute for Mental Health, University of Birmingham) for a ...
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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 ...
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Lasst das Los entscheiden!
Die Position Die Vergabe von Forschungsgeldern ist aufwendig und oft unfair. Helfen könnte der Zufall. Ein Gastbeitrag von Sören Krach und Finn Lübber
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