Lunchtime Seminar (season 24)
The Psychology Lunchtime Seminars are back!
The Lunchtime Seminar provides both external and internal researchers the opportunity to present their research work to the Psychology Department of the University of Fribourg. The topics presented vary, for example, from work and organizational psychology to applied clinical psychology to cognitive neuroscience. Everyone is welcome, and students are encouraged to attend!
- 2.5.2024 - Dr. Aaron Peikert, Max-Planck Institute for Human Development. (LTS) Opening Up the Empirical Cycle - Open Science as a Tool for the Effective Use of Data in Scientific Inference.
- 13.5.2024 - Dr. Athina Tzovara, University of Bern. (LTS) Decoding neural functions in reduced consciousness states
- 23.5.2024 - Prof. Rashmi Gupta, Indian Institute of Technology Mumbai. (LTS) Pleasure’s Power: Harnessing Focus with Mindfulness
- 27.5.2024 - Dr. Devin Terhune, King's College London. (LTS) The power of verbal suggestion: Implications and mechanisms
- 7.6.2024 - Prof. Michael Chee, National University of Singapore. (LTS) Daytime Napping, Cognition and Affect.
- 10.6.2024 - Dr. Tatjana Aue, University of Bern. (LTS) Optimism and its interplay with attention and social identifiction
- 26.9.2024 - Prof. Wolfgang Einhäuser, Technical University Chemnitz (Host: Petra Vetter). (LTS) Cross-modal effects in attention and multistability
- 7.11.2024 - Prof. Prof. Shao-Min (Sean) Hung, Waseda University, Japan. (LTS) Attentional modulation in the unconscious sensory world
- 12.11.2024 - Dr. Marzia de Lucia, University of Lausanne. (LTS) Cardiac and auditory regularity encoding in human wakefulness, sleep and coma
- 26.11.2024 - Prof. Silvio Ionta, University of Lausanne. (LTS) Visuo-Motor Interactions in the Human Brain
- 11.12.2024 - Prof. Laurenz Meier, University of Neuchâtel. (LTS) From office to home: How work affects mental health and private life