Katharina Lingelbach

“Research is formalized curiosity. It is poking and prying with a purpose” - let’s poke a bit in brain signals 🧠😬

[Katharina Lingelbach @kathlin_42]

I am so grateful and honored for receiving the Best Talk Award at the #Neuroergonomic Conference 2024 for my #MEG research on interacting #emotional and #cognitive processes 🧠🎉🥳 Thank you so encouraging and supporting me in my research 🤩😇🧠 #Neuroscience #Neuroergonomics

[Katharina Lingelbach @kathlin_42]

Traveling home after the NEC 2024 in Bordeaux with great researchers, collaborators, and friends 😍🧠🤓 thanks for the amazing time with Geek discussions, fascinating #appliedneuroscience, social dinners 🍷 and of course partying and dancing 💃🪩
#Neuroergonomics #Neuroscience

[Katharina Lingelbach @kathlin_42]

✨ After a fantastic start of the NEC 24, with great workshops and an inspiring opening keynote on Explainable ML, the first poster session is starting soon! 🎉 If you're interested in Human-Robot Interactions and EEG-based ML, drop by at Poster 4 and have a chat! 🤖🧠

[IGOR DGPs @igor_dgps]

Have we mentioned that the IGOR Prize winner is Julius Welzel? Congratulations to Julius for his work on MOTION-BIDS: Extending the Brain Imaging Data Structure specification for reproducible research! 🥳#PuG2024 #IGOR #OpenScience

Missed his poster? Here you go!

[Felix Klotzsche @flxklotz]

For those interested in visual short-term memory (VSTM), #EEG, #VR, and their combination:

👉 https://t.co/3mEFb2amSy

🔎 We explored whether we can use VR🥽 to study EEG〰️ markers of VSTM: CDA and lateralized alpha power.

🫣 Spoiler: both can be measured in a VR setup.
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[Marta Gerosa @Marta_Gerosa_]

Happening now at #PuG2024: Symposium S26 on Mnemonic Processing of Immersive Environments, featuring our own MBE @flxklotz with an exciting talk about short-term memory, EEG and VR 🧠 yay for @mbe_lab!

[Anne Gärtner (@gaertneranne.bsky.social) @gaertner_anne]

Research on the role of cognitive effort on emotion regulation is presented by @ch_scheffel at #PuG2024 showing data over three studies and across different regulation phases 👏

[Katharina Lingelbach @kathlin_42]

9 am Symposium here I am 🤓☕️ 30 min left for my brain to arrive/ wake up 🧠😶‍🌫️

[Katharina Lingelbach @kathlin_42]

Thank you for this amazing symposium on #Emotion #Cognition interaction at the #PuG2024 🤩👌🤓🧠 Fascinating research, great audience, and awesome talks from my fellow contributors @eweidner_1, @_Anya_________, @ch_scheffel and Maren Bertheau 🤩🧠 #Neuroscience @bioDGPs_DGPA

[Katharina Lingelbach @kathlin_42]

@MarenBertheau will present her fascinating work on error potentials and their link to emotion regulation in moral decision-making by autonomous cars!

[Katharina Lingelbach @kathlin_42]

🚀 Symposium Alert 🚀
🧠✨ I am excited to chair the upcoming symposium, where the speakers will delve into the fascinating interplay between cognitive and emotional processes and their underlying neurophysiological mechanisms.
Intrigued? Join us at 1 pm🧠#PuG2024 @bioDGPs_DGPA

[Katharina Lingelbach @kathlin_42]

@ch_scheffel discusses the role of cognitive effort in emotion regulation. His research investigates the effects of effort and emotion regulation in different task phases including post-regulatory effects with physiological and subjective methods!

[Katharina Lingelbach @kathlin_42]

@_Anya_________ will present her EEG research on temporal and frequency-specific signatures of emotional interference inhibition and emotion-cognition integration🧠😎

[Katharina Lingelbach @kathlin_42]

Using intracranial recordings and scalp recordings, @eweidner_1 will show how attention to valence tunes emotion processing in the face processing network and amygdala and how this interaction changes over time!

[Katharina Lingelbach @kathlin_42]

@sabrinagado https://t.co/KNUT8MBYiy

[Katharina Lingelbach @kathlin_42]

🚨 New Paper Alert with @sabrinagado 🚨🎉 We uncovered lateralized prefrontal cortex activity🧠using #fNIRS in real-world scenarios 🌍✈️ with different workload levels 📊 and emotional speech distractions 🗣️Eager for more details? 🤓⬇️ #neuroscience
https://t.co/W6Q4jYqUMl

[Katharina Lingelbach @kathlin_42]

@sabrinagado One main insight of the study was that lateralized hemispheric processing, regulating emotional speech distractions and integrating emotional and cognitive processes, is influenced by workload levels and stimulus characteristics.

[Katharina Lingelbach @kathlin_42]

@sabrinagado A cross-over interaction indicated workload-dependent left hemispheric inhibition processes during negative distractions and high workload. For positive emotional distractions under low workload, we observed left PFC recruitment associated with speech-related processes.

[Katharina Lingelbach @kathlin_42]

@sabrinagado Our investigation identified hemispheric asymmetries especially in the left inferior frontal gyrus (IFG) and orbitofrontal cortex (OFC), during the presentation of negative and positive emotional speech distractions at different workload levels.

[Katharina Lingelbach @kathlin_42]

@sabrinagado 18 participants engaged in a monitoring-control task, mimicking common air traffic controller requirements with either low or high workload, while concurrently being exposed to emotional speech distractions of positive, negative, and neutral valence.

[Katharina Lingelbach @kathlin_42]

@sabrinagado I want to thank all the collaborators on this project, and most of all, @sabrinagado, for your never-ending stamina and enthusiasm 💛