History

The following scientists have given us the honour and pleasure of presenting a lecture at the Lunchtime Seminar in recent years.

 

Programme for 2023

Programme for 2022-2023

Programme for the Spring Semester 2020

26.03.2020 Patrick Neff (University of Salzburg) Neurofeedback in 2020 - Quo Vadis?
02.04.2020 Mareike Hülsemann (Université de Fribourg) Influencing sleep and cognition by pre-sleep information and beliefs
09.04.2020 Lucas Spierer (Université de Fribourg) Improving inhibitory control with training?
30.04.2020 Michael Burtscher (ZHAW Angewandte Psychologie) Digital data to conceptualize team processes: What works, What doesn't, What's promising?
07.05.2020 Benjamin Kowialiewski (University of Grenobles) The nature of linguistic long-term memory effects in verbal working memory.
14.05.2020 Jais Adam-Troian (Istanbul Bilgi University) The motivationnal underpinnings of conspiracy beliefs: from social contexts to culture.

 

Programme of the Spring Semester 2020

12.03.2020 Michael Burtscher (ZHAW Angewandte Psychologie) Digital data to conceptualize team processes: What works, What doesn't, What's promising?
26.03.2020 Patrick Neff (University of Salzburg) Neurofeedback in 2020 - Quo Vadis?
02.04.2020 Mareike Hülsemann (Université de Fribourg) Influencing sleep and cognition by pre-sleep information and beliefs
09.04.2020 Lucas Spierer (Université de Fribourg) TBD
07.05.2020 Benjamin Kowialiewski (University of Grenobles) The nature of linguistic long-term memory effects in verbal working memory.
14.05.2020 Jais Adam-Troian (Istanbul Bilgi University) The motivationnal underpinnings of conspiracy beliefs: from social contexts to culture.

 

Programme of the Autumn Semester 2019

Date Guest Speaker Title
17.10.2019 Simon Faghel-Soubeyrand (Université de Montréal) Exploring idiosyncratic visual representations with decoding analysis and psychophysical data.
31.10.2019 Ahmad Abu-Akel (Université de Lausanne) Some 'deeper' issues to consider for the autism-psychosis diametric model: Tradeoff versus co-occurrence.
14.11.2019 Petra Schmid (ETH Zürich) When is performance feedback motivating? The role of experienced power and feedback valence.
28.11.2019 Salomé Kurth (Université de Fribourg) Maturation of sleep rhythm in children: Investigating its function and risks.
05.12.2019 Elham Barzegaran (Université de Fribourg) Cortical sources of Vernier and letter acuities.
12.12.2019 Norbert Semmer (Universität Bern) Stress and resources at the workplace: Concepts, results, implications.