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Düsseldorf Seminar in Cognitive Neuroscience

Spring Term 2024

When?                 Every Tuesday, 4:30pm-5:30pm CEST
Where?               23.03.01.61

Our weekly research talks are organised by us in cooperation with the teams of Gerhard Jocham, Christian Bellebaum and Susanne Becker. The colloquium is a hybrid event: all talks will be given in‐person in room 23.03.01.61, and they will be online streamed, too. We will not record the talks, they will not be made available after the session. You are welcome to join the in-person talks. If you want to join the virtual meeting, please send an email to

Date

Who

Title

Host

09.04.2024

Ellen de Bruijn

Leiden University, NL

Mistakes that matter: neurocognitive, clinical, and psychopharmacological perspectives of social performance monitoring

Christian Bellebaum

16.04.2024

Sara Torres Ortiz

Marine Biological Research Center, University of Southern Denmark, DK

Need to remember: dolphins recall their own actions after long delays

Tobias Kalenscher

23.04.2024

Talk by Visiting Professor Campino

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-

30.04.2024

Lennart Lüttgau

UCL London, UK

Decomposing dynamical subprocesses for compositional generalization during human learning

Gerhard Jocham

07.05.2024

David Terburg

Department of Experimental Psychology, Utrecht University, NL

Department of Psychiatry and Mental Health, University of Cape Town, ZA

Back and forth cross-species translations of serial and parallel amygdala models

Tobias Kalenscher

14.05.2024

Damon Dashti

Comparative Psychology, Heinrich-Heine University Düsseldorf

The effects of glucocorticoid and noradrenergic activation on resource allocation in intergroup conflicts

Tobias Kalenscher

21.05.2024

No talk

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-

28.05.2024

No talk

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-

03.06.2024

This talk is on Monday at 4:30pm, not on Tuesday!

Herta Flor

Central Institute of Mental Health Mannheim, D

A mechanism-based approach to mental disorder: the role of learning and memory

Susanne Becker

11.06.2024

Sebastian Gluth

Hamburg University, D

Neural and cognitive mechanisms of inferring social preferences from the speed of decisions

Gerhard Jocham

18.06.2024

Claudia Massaccesi

University of Vienna, AT

Opioid modulation of human social reward and threat

Gerhard Jocham

25.06.2024

Dirk Scheele

Research Center One Health,
Department of Medical Psychology and Medical Sociology, Faculty of Medicine, Ruhr-University Bochum

Chronic loneliness as a risk factor for stress-related disorders: neural and hormonal mechanisms

Tobias Kalenscher

02.07.2024

Sigrid Elsenbruch

Department of Medical Psychology and Medical Sociology, Faculty of Medicine, Ruhr-University Bochum

Hoping for the best or expecting the worst? Lessons learned from placebo research about mechanisms and clinical implications of cognitive pain modulation

Tobias Kalenscher

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