New paper on hierarchical concepts is out in Journal of Neuroscience: (more…)
Anja Hanisch16 September 2021
In this study, we compared cognitive map formation of small-scale models of city-like environments presented in visual or tactile/haptic modalities. (more…)
Anja Hanisch4 August 2021
The Department of Psychology is delighted to announce the next online talk of the Mind Meeting Seminar Series. On Thursday 24th June, 3.30 pm CET, Professor Matthew Rushworth (University of Oxford,…
Anja Hanisch15 June 2021
The Department of Psychology is delighted to announce the next online talk of the Mind Meeting Seminar Series. On Thursday 20th May, 11 am CET, Professor Christopher Summerfield (University of…
Anja Hanisch12 May 2021
Successful navigation requires the ability to separate memories in a context-dependent manner. For example, to find lost keys, one must first remember whether the keys were left in the kitchen…
Anja Hanisch23 April 2021
Learning is a fundamental aspect of human life. But how we learn best is an ongoing debate. Our new paper in Scientific Reports suggests that we can use our ability…
Anja Hanisch10 March 2021
The Department of Psychology is delighted to announce the next online talk of the Mind Meeting Seminar Series. On Thursday 20th August, Prof. Russell Poldrack (Stanford University, USA) will give…
Anja Hanisch12 August 2020
We are sorry to inform you that in view of the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis this Mind Meeting will be postponed to a later date. We will keep you updated! …
Anja Hanisch3 July 2020
Our new opinion piece together with Roberto Bottini is now out in Trends of Cognitive Science. We describe how image spaces in the parietal cortex complement cognitive maps in the…
Anja Hanisch25 June 2020