The Department of Psychology is delighted to announce the next online talk of the Mind Meeting Seminar Series. On Thursday 22nd April, 3.30 pm CET, Professor Stefano Fusi (Columbia University,…
Anja Hanisch20 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 3rd December 2020, Professor Samuel J. Gershman (Harvard University, MA,…
Anja Hanisch27 November 2020
The Department of Psychology is delighted to announce the next online talk of the Mind Meeting Seminar Series. On Thursday 12 November 2020, Professor Eleanor A. Maguire (University College London,…
Anja Hanisch21 October 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 Hanisch29 September 2020
How are neural representations of conceptual knowledge organized, such that humans are able to infer never experienced relations or categorize new exemplars? Map-like representations - as supported by the hippocampus…
Anja Hanisch24 September 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 Hanisch27 August 2020
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
Our new preprint is now available on bioRxiv. We designed a quantity space that allowed participants to physically interact with abstract knowledge. (more…)
Anja Hanisch18 July 2020