Congratulating Ulman Lindenberger, co-Director of our Centre, for his election to The Royal Society (UK)! A great recognition of his great achievements and his contribution to UK science via the establishment of our Centre. Announcement here: https://t.co/cmELC89CJL
Ulman Lindenberger, Director of the Center for Lifespan Psychology (@lip_mpib), has been elected to the Royal Society (@royalsociety) for his significant contributions to the psychology of the lifespan. Congratulations!
https://t.co/hmx2c6JhPa
Ulman Lindenberger, Director of the Center for Lifespan Psychology (@lip_mpib), has been elected to the Royal Society (@royalsociety) for his significant contributions to the psychology of the lifespan. Congratulations!
https://t.co/hmx2c6JhPa
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Fantastic results for @mkwittmann and @cormacdbskysocial on their work supported by Max Planck UCL Centre for Computational Psychiatry and Ageing Research and COMP2PSYCH!!
New paper from our lab now in @Nature . We show that our brains use basis functions or "building blocks" to navigate social interactions. Rather than tracking every individual separately, social information is compressed into patterns that can be flexibly combined.
New research from @MPC_CompPsych reveals that underconfidence is linked to anxiety and depression, while overconfidence is linked to compulsivity. Understanding these connections can help improve mental health treatments. @UCLIoN
https://t.co/JzFEXw6Uuw
Our paper on how people form self-beliefs about their performance in relation to transdiagnostic anxiety and depression symptoms now out in @NatureComms
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Recruiting 2 Fellows (UCL, London, UK)! Max Planck Research Fellow, apply here (deadline 8th Dec 2024): https://t.co/OqRdF3ZwSG. And, Research Fellow in Computational Psychiatry (Q-BIOMED quantum hub), apply here (deadline 15th Dec 2024): https://t.co/unYlG0d38c
People with poorer mental health are more prone to browsing negative content online, which further exacerbates their symptoms, finds a study by Prof Tali Sharot and @chris_a_kelly@affectivebrain@UCLPALS@MPC_CompPsych https://t.co/N0vsOs8apQ
The Max Planck UCL Centre for Computational Psychiatry and Ageing Research @MPC_CompPsych@UCLBrainScience has been renewed for another five years, allowing its frontier research on psychiatric disorders and cognitive development to continue until 2030
https://t.co/5KEfJCyQLW
Excited to announce a postdoc position to use EEG+RL to identify specific mechanisms of different antidepressants within a large clinical trial https://t.co/Vdfv1sVxaS. Come work with a super team https://t.co/2OO16sMWe4. @UCL @UCLPsychiatry @wellcometrust@UCLIoN@MPC_CompPsych
Max Planck UCL Centre (London UK) recruiting! Join us as a Research Fellow in Computational Psychiatry to establish the quantum hub Q-BIOMED (funded by EPSRC). Apply here by 15th Sept 2024: (Job reference: B02-07374) Link to the vacancy here: https://t.co/XPooIQYLM4
Job Ad! Delighted to announce our first research assistant position for the Wellcome-funded RELMED trial. https://t.co/eXmaKq7a5I. We are particularly looking for individuals with EEG experience and interested in computational psychiatry. Please RT.
Momentary shifts in mood, even those lasting just a matter of seconds, profoundly alter the brain’s response to pleasurable experiences in people with bipolar disorder, finds a new study led by Dr Hestia Moningka and @DrLiamMason@UCLPALS@UCLBrainScience https://t.co/twFslJMYPg