Our new preprint is now available on bioRxiv. We designed a quantity space that allowed participants to physically interact with abstract knowledge. (more…)
Jacob Bellmund18 July 2020
In order to orient ourselves in space, and to find our way around, we form mental maps of our surroundings. But what happens if the coordinate system of our brain,…
Jacob Bellmund18 November 2019
This month's Mind Meeting, which was scheduled for 17 October, has been postponed. Prof. Nicholas Turk-Browne (Yale University) will instead give his talk on 23 April 2020. (more…)
Jacob Bellmund14 October 2019
Often we remember very well the chronology of events. We can tell which event occurred first and how much time passed between two events. Apparently, memories of events in the…
Jacob Bellmund6 August 2019
We are excited to announce the newly established Mind Meeting Seminar Series. This monthly event will feature presentations by excellent researchers from around the world who are working on fundamental…
Jacob Bellmund12 February 2019
It is one of the most fundamental questions in neuroscience: How do humans think? In our latest paper, now out in Science, Jacob Bellmund and Christian Doeller teamed up with…
Jacob Bellmund8 November 2018
Our new preprint on temporal mapping in the human medial temporal lobe is online at bioRxiv! (more…)
Jacob Bellmund1 November 2018
Come see our work at the Society for Neuroscience Meeting 2018 in San Diego. We will be presenting posters on Wednesday morning (7 Nov, 8.00-12.00). (more…)
Jacob Bellmund30 October 2018
Silvy Collin defended her dissertation at the Donders Institute on 12 October 2018 and was awarded her PhD. During her time in our lab, Silvy worked on the representations of…
Jacob Bellmund12 October 2018