Happy to announce that our postdoc @MRoheger will be starting to work as a junior professor at the University of Oldenburg starting in August this year!
She is also looking for 2 PhD candidates interested in cognitive Neuropsycholgy, so don't hesitate to get in contact!
Die Gefühle und Gedanken anderer Menschen zu verstehen, ist nicht immer einfach. Dazu braucht es soziale Kognition. Wie wirken sich ein höheres Alter und #Krankheiten wie #Demenz auf die Fähigkeit aus, einander zu verstehen? Mehr gibt's im #FaktderWoche ➡ https://t.co/yPiif3CWxG
Happy that our new #paper is out:
https://t.co/FuvP4fKxkF
"Nothing wrong about change: the adequate choice of the #dependentVariable and design in #prediction of #cognitiveTraining success"
addressing the fact that in prediction research on CT, results appear contradicting 1/2
New article published entitled: "A causal role for the right angular gyrus in self-location mediated perspective taking"!
Please see our full text here: https://t.co/rLJFIihvyR
New #preprint about the choice of the adequate dependent variable in #regression analysis when investigating changes after training interventions (e.g. #CognitiveTraining#PhysicalTraining). We are happy to receive your feedback and thoughts:
https://t.co/zLhah1qMGJ
We are looking for a new Post-Doc in our department working with #tDCS, #imaging, and #BrainSimulation : https://t.co/ndB4y0FDE9 (english link follows soon)
Super interesting kick-off meeting on a new project on #tDCS in #MultipleSclerosis and effects on #cognition this week - looking forward to get started!
Lower cognitive baseline scores predict changes after 6 months of cognitive training in healthy older adults - our new article is online! Thanks again to @Clive_Ballard for the opportunity to be part of his research team! https://t.co/sFrF2xKY1P #cognitiveTraining#predictions
We're uploading session recordings and slides for NYC Neuromodulation 2020 Online Conference #NYCNeuromod2020 on a daily basis. Keep an eye on our live updates here: https://t.co/8zx7Nr9GGZ
Our article "Parallel and serial task processing in the PRP paradigm: a drift diffusion approach" has just been published in Psychological Research. It's accessible online: https://t.co/CPbHu98TL9