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!

 

Read More

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 a talk entitled “What’s wrong with neuroimaging research, and how can we make it right?”.

Our new preprint is now available on bioRxiv. We designed a quantity space that allowed participants to physically interact with abstract knowledge.

Read More

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!

 

Read More

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 hippocampal formation to organize knowledge in different reference frames.

Read More

Our new paper is now out in the Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience. We review studies on how the hippocampus and entorhinal cortex support our memory for sequences of events.

Read More

We are sorry to inform you that in view of the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis, as a precautionary measure, this Mind Meeting will be postponed to a later date. We will keep you updated!

 

Read More

The Department of Psychology is delighted to announce the first online talk of the Mind Meeting Seminar Series.

On Thursday 14th May, Prof. Jon Simons (University of Cambridge, UK) will give a talk entitled “Insights from continuous retrieval measures into the precision of episodic memory”.

We are sorry to inform you that in view of the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis, as a precautionary measure, this Mind Meeting will be postponed to a later date. We will keep you updated!

 

Read More