Forschungskolloquien für Masterstudierende und Promovierende
Ziel des Forschungskolloquiums ist es, einen Einblick in aktuelle Themen psychologischer Forschung zu erhalten. Wir versuchen Ihnen mit dem Kolloquium maximale Flexibilität und Freiheit in der Wahl von Themen zu geben, die Sie besonders interessieren. Dies kann auch die Wahl eines Bachelor- bzw. Masterarbeitsthemas erleichtern. Auf dieser Webseite wird eine Liste der öffentlichen Vorträge permanent aktualisiert. Alle Studierenden des Instituts - ausdrücklich auch Promovierende - sind zu diesen Veranstaltungen eingeladen!
Prof. Dr. Simon Grund
Möchten Sie einen Vortrag ankündigen lassen, schreiben Sie bitte eine E-Mail mit Titel des Vortrags, Vortragendem:r, Ort und Zeit sowie Veranstalter:in an: webmaster.pb@uni-hamburg.de.
Lectures for Students and Doctoral Candidates
LECTURES IM SUMMER SEMESTER 2025.
(Stand: 07.05.2025)
If you would like to announce a lecture, please send an email with the title of the lecture, the speaker, location, and organiser to: webmaster.pb@uni-hamburg.de.(webmaster.pb"AT"uni-hamburg.de)
The lectures from previous semesters have been moved to the "Archive"
Developmental Psychology
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3 June 2025 2:15 pm |
Title:Infant Pointing in the two first years of life: Presentation of previously unpublished data and an upcoming project. |
Speaker(s): Dr. Katharina Kaletsch |
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Location: VMP 5, Raum 4018 |
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Organiser: AB Developmental Psychology (Prof. Dr. Ulf Liszkowski) |
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17 June 2025 2:15 pm |
Title:FlexEx - Graded learning and expectations about objects and categories: A pupillometric VoE Paradigm |
Speaker(s): Paul Gallenkemper |
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Location: VMP 5, Raum 4018 |
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Organiser: AB Developmental Psychology (Prof. Dr. Ulf Liszkowski) |
Industrial and Organizational Psychology
Dear students, below please find the dates for our research talks in the department of industrial and organizational psychology. We are looking forward to lively discussions!
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12 June 2024 4:15 pm |
Title: Hybrid Meetings and Other Shenanigans in Meeting Science |
Speaker(s): Prof. Dr. Joseph A. Allen (University of Utah) | |
Location: VMP 11, Hörsaal R4 | |
Organiser: AB Industrial and Organizational Psychology (Prof. Dr. Nale Lehmann-Willenbrock) | |
30 October 2024 12:15 - 1:45 pm |
Title: Interpersonal Dynamics in Coaching Sessions |
Speaker(s): Stella M. Fingas | |
Location: VMP 5, Raum 3016 | |
Organiser: AB Industrial and Organizational Psychology (Prof. Dr. Nale Lehmann-Willenbrock) | |
13. November 2024 1:30 - 3:00 pm |
Title: Collaboration in Virtual Teams |
Speaker(s): Lisa Handke (FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg) | |
Location: VMP 5, Raum 3016 | |
Organiser: AB Industrial and Organizational Psychology (Prof. Dr. Nale Lehmann-Willenbrock) | |
20 November 2024 12:15 - 1:45 pm |
Title: Behavioral Dynamics in Business Negotiations |
Speaker(s): Jan Engel | |
Location: VMP 5, Raum 3016 | |
Organiser: AB Industrial and Organizational Psychology (Prof. Dr. Nale Lehmann-Willenbrock) | |
27 November 2024 12:15 - 1:45 pm |
Title:Group Dynamics in the Metaverse |
Speaker(s): Marvin Grabowski | |
Location: VMP 5, Raum 3016 | |
Organiser: AB Industrial and Organizational Psychology (Prof. Dr. Nale Lehmann-Willenbrock) | |
11 December 2024 12:15 - 1:45 pm |
Title: The Behavioral Imprint of Team Reflexivity |
Speaker(s): Fabio Krüger | |
Location: VMP 5, Raum 3016 | |
Organiser: AB Industrial and Organizational Psychology (Prof. Dr. Nale Lehmann-Willenbrock) | |
18 December 2024 12:15 - 1:45 pm |
Title:Informal Communication at Work |
Speaker(s): Vanessa Begemann | |
Location: VMP 5, Raum 3016 | |
Organiser: AB Industrial and Organizational Psychology (Prof. Dr. Nale Lehmann-Willenbrock) | |
9 January 2025 12:15 - 1:45 pm |
Title:Linguistic Research on Coaching Processes |
Speaker(s): Eva-Maria Graf, Melanie Fleischhacker (University of Klagenfurt), & Lara Calasso (ZHAW) | |
Location: VMP 5, Raum 3016 | |
Organiser: AB Industrial and Organizational Psychology (Prof. Dr. Nale Lehmann-Willenbrock) | |
22 January 2025 12:15 - 1:45 pm |
Title:Capturing Organizational Behavior with Wearable Sensor Technology |
Speaker(s): Marcella Hoogeboom-Hendriksen (University of Twente, The Netherlands; virtual) | |
Location: VMP 5, Raum 3016 | |
Organiser: AB Industrial and Organizational Psychology (Prof. Dr. Nale Lehmann-Willenbrock) |
Industrial and Organizational Psychology
All research talks in the I/O Psychology group are announced here.
Biological Psychology and Neuropsychology
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11 June 2025 tba am |
Title: “Touch, limbs, posture, priors - how the brain relates body and space” |
Speaker(s): Prof. Dr. Tobias Heed, Reach & Touch Lab, Fachbereich Psychologie, Paris-Lodron-Universität Salzburg |
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Location: Hörsaal, Mollerstr. 10 |
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Orgnaiser: Biological Psychology and Neuropsychology (Prof. Dr. Brigitte Röder) |
Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy
All research colloquia in Clinical Psychology can be found on the department's website.
Cognitive Modelling & Decision Neuroscience
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24 October 2024 2:15 - 3:45 pm |
Title: Using cognitive biases to improve risk perception (Abstract) |
Speaker(s):Sonja Perkovic (Aarhus University) |
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Location: UHH, VMP 11, Raum 4 |
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Organiser: AB Cognitive Modelling & Decision Neuroscience (Prof. Dr. Sebastian Gluth) |
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24 October 2024 2:15 - 3:45 pm |
Title: A model of goal-based inattention in consumer choice (Abstract) |
Speaker(s): Jacob Orquin (Aarhus University)< |
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Location: UHH, VMP 11, Raum 4 |
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Organiser: AB Cognitive Modelling & Decision Neuroscience (Prof. Dr. Sebastian Gluth) |
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07 November 2024 2:15 - 3:45 pm |
Title: Triangulating Decision-Making Via Choices, Eye Fixations, and Reaching Trajectories (Abstract) |
Speaker(s): Geoffrey Fisher (Cornell SC Johnson College of Business) |
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Location: Via Zoom |
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Organiser: AB Cognitive Modelling & Decision Neuroscience (Prof. Dr. Sebastian Gluth) |
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14 November 2024 2:15 - 3:45 pm |
Title: Why?! Metacognition for flexible learning and decision-making (Abstract) |
Speaker(s): Romy Frömer (University of Birmingham) |
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Location: UHH, VMP 11, Raum 4 |
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Organiser: AB Cognitive Modelling & Decision Neuroscience (Prof. Dr. Sebastian Gluth) |
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28 November 2024 2:15 - 3:45 pm |
Title: Risk Attitude: Preference or perception (Abstract) |
Speaker(s): Christian Ruff (University of Zürich) |
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Location: UHH, VMP 11, Raum 4 |
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Organiser: AB Cognitive Modelling & Decision Neuroscience (Prof. Dr. Sebastian Gluth) |
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05 December 2024 2:15 - 3:45 pm |
Title: Neurocomputational insights into the construction of multi-attribute value and choice (Abstract) |
Speaker(s): Prof. Cendri Hutcherson |
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Location: Via Zoom |
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Organiser: AB Cognitive Modelling & Decision Neuroscience (Prof. Dr. Sebastian Gluth) |
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12 December 2024 2:15 - 3:45 pm |
Title: A view-based decision mechanism for rewards in primate amygdala neurons (Abstract) |
Speaker(s): Fabian Grabenhorst (University of Oxford) |
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Location: Via Zoom |
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Organiser: AB Cognitive Modelling & Decision Neuroscience (Prof. Dr. Sebastian Gluth) |
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09 January 2025 2:15 - 3:45 pm |
Title: Extensions to the study of n-alternative value-based decisions making (Abstract) |
Speaker(s): Kianté Fernandez (University of California) |
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Location: Zoom |
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Organiser: AB Cognitive Modelling & Decision Neuroscience (Prof. Dr. Sebastian Gluth) |
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16 January 2025 2:15 - 3:45 pm |
Title: Attention in decisions with ethical implications (Abstract) |
Speaker(s): Dianna Amasino (Tilburg University) |
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Location: UHH, VMP 11, Raum 4 |
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Organiser: AB Cognitive Modelling & Decision Neuroscience (Prof. Dr. Sebastian Gluth) |
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31 January 2025 2:15 - 3:45 pm |
Title: tba |
Speaker(s): Christopher Donkin, (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) |
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Location: UHH, VMP 11, Raum 4 |
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Organiser: AB Cognitive Modelling & Decision Neuroscience (Prof. Dr. Sebastian Gluth) |
Cognitive Psychology
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2 October 2024 4 pm – 5:30 pm |
Title: “Learning about pain” |
Speaker(s): Prof. Dr. med. Christian Büchel, Universitätsklinikum Hamburg-Eppendorf |
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Location: Hörsaal „R4“, Von-Melle-Park 11, 20146 |
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Organiser: Prof. Dr. Lars Schwabe, Kognitionspsychologie / Graduiertenkolleg 2753 |
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6 November 2024, 4 pm – 5:30 pm |
Title: “Leveraging the Science of Early-Life Adversity to Promote Youth Mental Health" |
Speaker(s): Dylan G. Gee, Ph.D., Yale University |
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Location: Online in Zoom |
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Organiser: Prof. Dr. Lars Schwabe, Kognitionspsychologie / Graduiertenkolleg 2753 |
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4 December 2024, 4 pm – 5:30 pm |
Title: Changing minds by reshaping memories |
Speaker(s): Dr. Vanessa van Ast, University of Amsterdam |
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Location: Hörsaal „R4“, Von-Melle-Park 11 |
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Organiser: Prof. Dr. Lars Schwabe, Kognitionspsychologie / Graduiertenkolleg 2753 |
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8 January 2025 4 pm – 5:30 pm |
Title: “Social reward responsiveness and depression vulnerability: Translational insights from event-related potentials” |
Speaker(s): Autumn Kujawa, Ph.D., Vanderbilt University |
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Location: Online in Zoom |
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Organiser: Prof. Dr. Lars Schwabe, Kognitionspsychologie / Graduiertenkolleg 2753 |
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2 April 2025 4 pm – 5:30 pm |
Title: How do adverse childhood experiences get under the skin - Neurofunctional, psychophysiological and methodological results from associative threat and reward learning |
Speaker(s): Prof. Dr. Tina Lonsdorf, Bielefeld University / UKE |
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Location:„R4“, Von-Melle-Park 11 |
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Organiser: Prof. Dr. Lars Schwabe, Kognitionspsychologie / Graduiertenkolleg 2753 |
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7 May2025 4 pm – 5:30 pm |
Title: “Stress, glucocorticoids, and individual differences in cognitive and emotional adaptation” |
Speaker(s): Prof. Carmen Sandi, EPFL, Lausanne |
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Location: Online in Zoom |
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Organiser: Prof. Dr. Lars Schwabe, Kognitionspsychologie / Graduiertenkolleg 2753 |
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4 June 2025 4 pm – 5:30 pm |
Title: “Naturalistic and gamified approaches in computational psychiatry” |
Speaker(s): Dr. Toby Wise, King’s College London |
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Location: Online Zoom |
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Organiser: Prof. Dr. Lars Schwabe, Kognitionspsychologie / Graduiertenkolleg 2753 |
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2 July 2025 4 pm – 5:30 pm |
Title: “Predictive Processing and Memory Across the Lifespan” |
Speaker(s): Prof. Dr. Yee Lee Shing, Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main |
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Location: Online in Zoom |
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Organiser: Prof. Dr. Lars Schwabe, Kognitionspsychologie / Graduiertenkolleg 2753 |
Clinical Psychology and Neuroscience
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22 October 2024 6:15 - 7:45 pm |
Title: An (critical) introduction to addiction neuroscience |
Speaker(s): Caspar Geißler |
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Location: VMP 5, Room 4099 |
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Organiser: AB Clinical Psychology and Neuroscience (Prof. Dr. Anja Riesel) |
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29 October 2024 6:15 - 7:45 pm |
Title:Digitale Gesundheitsanwendungen zur Behandlung psychischer Störungen |
Speaker(s): Felix Strakeljahn |
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Location: VMP 5, Room 4099 |
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Organiser: AB Clinical Psychology and Neuroscience (Prof. Dr. Anja Riesel) |
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05 November 2024 6:15 - 7:45 pm |
Title: Time-frequency EEG in OCD patients |
Speaker(s): Alexander Dolge |
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Location: VMP 5, Room 4099 |
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Organiser: AB Clinical Psychology and Neuroscience (Prof. Dr. Anja Riesel) |
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12 November 2024 6:15 - 7:45 pm |
Title: Fear Conditioning in OCD |
Speaker(s): Kim Sobania |
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Location: VMP 5, Room 4099 |
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Organiser: AB Clinical Psychology and Neuroscience (Prof. Dr. Anja Riesel) |
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19 November 2024 6:15 - 7:45 pm |
Title: Childhood Trauma and Fear Conditioning |
Speaker(s): Julia Ruge |
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Location: VMP 5, Room 4099 |
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Organiser: AB Clinical Psychology and Neuroscience (Prof. Dr. Anja Riesel) |
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26 November 2024 6:15 - 7:45 pm |
Title: Novel imagery-based fear conditioning paradigm investigating fear learning and extinction in individuals with psychotic liability: an EEG study |
Speaker(s): Nilay Ahrens-Demirdal |
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Loaction: VMP 5, Room 4099 |
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Organiser: AB Clinical Psychology and Neuroscience (Prof. Dr. Anja Riesel) |
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03 December 2024 6:15 - 7:45 pm |
Title: Dynamische Eigenschaften der Herzrate und ihre Beziehung zu Symptomen bei Psychosen |
Speaker(s): Lennart Winter |
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Location: VMP 5, Room 4099 |
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Organiser: AB Clinical Psychology and Neuroscience (Prof. Dr. Anja Riesel) |
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10 December 2024 6:15 - 7:45 pm |
Title: Soziale Konsequenzen der Negativsymptomatik - Mechanismen verstehen |
Speaker(s): Hannah Allmandinger |
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Location: VMP 5, Room 4099 |
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Organiser: AB Clinical Psychology and Neuroscience (Prof. Dr. Anja Riesel) |
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17 December 2024 6:15 - 7:45 pm |
Title: The influence of anhedonia on positive reward learning and reward anticipation |
Speaker(s): Anne Löttert |
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Loaction: VMP 5, Room 4099 |
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Organiser: AB Clinical Psychology and Neuroscience (Prof. Dr. Anja Riesel) |
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14 January 2025 6:15 - 7:45 pm |
Title: Individual differences in fear conditioning |
Speaker(s): Dr. Mana Ehlers |
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Location: Via Zoom |
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Organiser: AB Clinical Psychology and Neuroscience (Prof. Dr. Anja Riesel) |
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21 January 2025 6:15 - 7:45 Uhr |
Title:Opening the ivory tower: The joint forces of meta- and open science |
Speaker(s): Dr. Maren Klingelhöfer-Jens |
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Location: VMP 5, Room 4099 |
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Organiser: AB Clinical Psychology and Neuroscience (Prof. Dr. Anja Riesel) |
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Fällt aus! 28 January 2024 6:15 - 7:45 pm |
Title: Psychotic vulnerability and Fear Conditioning: An EEG study utilizing a classical fear conditioning paradigm |
Speaker(s): Metin Özyagcilar |
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Location: VMP 5, Room 4099 |
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Organiser: AB Clinical Psychology and Neuroscience (Prof. Dr. Anja Riesel) |
Cognitive Neuroscience of Learning and Change
Course Description:
This lecture series offers a glimpse into state-of-the-art research in the field of cognitive neuroscience and includes talks from several renowned international researchers. The course combines the BSc Abschlusskolloquium, the MSc Abschlusskolloquium and the M.Sc. Forschungskolloquium for psychology studies at UHH. The course language is English.
ESSENTIAL NOTE FOR BSC/MSC STUDENTS: If you want to do a BSc or MSc thesis in the department of Cognitive Neuroscience, you must reach out to Prof Schuck before and have confirmation that thesis topics are available. Signing up through Stine alone does not suffice.
Attending the Course:
Colloquium sessions with external speakers start with a short introduction to the topic by Prof Schuck at 14:15 (or see below) where the literature for the session is discussed. The presenter will give their talk following this introduction. The relevant literature will be announced through the colloquium mailing list.
If you plan to attend the colloquium, please subscribe to the colloquium mailing list using the following link: Forschungskolloquium-schuck
General Inquires can be directed to christine.manor"AT"uni-hamburg.de
Schedule:
26 June 2025
4 pm
Title: Planning in recurrent neural networks and the brain
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17 October 2024 2:30 pm |
Title: Orbitofrontal contributions to outcome-guided behavior |
Speaker(s): Thorsten Kahnt (NIDA Intramural Research Program) |
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Location: VMP 5, Room 4054 |
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Organiser: AB Cognitive Neuroscience of Learning and Change (Prof. Nicolas Schuck) |
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24 October 2024 2:30 pm |
Title: Multi-goal spatial navigation is mediated by predictive representations withepisodic replay in the human brain |
Speaker(s): Chris Gahnstrom (University of Pennsylvania) |
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Location: VMP 5, Room 4054 |
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Organiser: AB Cognitive Neuroscience of Learning and Change (Prof. Nicolas Schuck) |
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14 November 2024 2:45 pm |
Title: Emergence of belief-like representations through reinforcement learning |
Speaker(s): Jay Hennig (Baylor College of Medicine) |
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Location: VMP 5, Room 4054 |
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Organiser: AB Cognitive Neuroscience of Learning and Change (Prof. Nicolas Schuck) |
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21 November 2024 2:30 pm |
Title: tba |
Speaker(s): Toby Wise (King’s College London) |
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Location: VMP 5, Room 4054 |
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Organiser: AB Cognitive Neuroscience of Learning and Change (Prof. Nicolas Schuck) |
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05 December 2024 4:00 pm |
Title: tba |
Speaker(s): Anne Collins (UC Berkeley) |
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Location: VMP 5, Room 4054 |
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Organiser: AB Cognitive Neuroscience of Learning and Change (Prof. Nicolas Schuck) |
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12 December 2024 2:15 pm |
Title: tba |
Speaker(s): Luianta Verra (UHH) |
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Location: VMP 5, Room 4054 |
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Organiser: AB Cognitive Neuroscience of Learning and Change (Prof. Nicolas Schuck) |
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19 December 2024 2:15 pm |
Title: tba |
Speaker(s): Simon Kern (UHH) |
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Location: VMP 5, Room 4054 |
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Organiser: AB Cognitive Neuroscience of Learning and Change (Prof. Nicolas Schuck) |
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09 January 2025 2:15 pm |
Title: tba |
Speaker(s): tba |
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Location: VMP 5, Room 4054 |
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Organiser: AB Cognitive Neuroscience of Learning and Change (Prof. Nicolas Schuck) |
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16 January 2025 2:15 pm |
Title: tba |
Speaker(s): Alexa Ruel (UHH) |
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Location: VMP 5, Room 4054 |
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Organiser: AB Cognitive Neuroscience of Learning and Change (Prof. Nicolas Schuck) |
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23 January 2025 2:15 pm |
Title: tba |
Speaker(s): Noa Hedrich (UHH) |
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Location: VMP 5, Room 4054 |
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Organiser: AB Cognitive Neuroscience of Learning and Change (Prof. Nicolas Schuck) |
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30 January 2025 2:15 pm |
Title: Structural abstraction and behavioral flexibility |
Speaker(s): Seongmin Park (Institute of Cognitive Science in CNRS) |
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Location: VMP 5, Room 4054 |
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Organiser: AB Cognitive Neuroscience of Learning and Change (Prof. Nicolas Schuck) |
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08 May 2025 2:15 pm |
Title: The Role of Neural Replay in Structure Learning and Value Generalization |
Speaker(s): Fabian Renz |
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Location: VMP 5, Room 4054 |
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Organiser: AB Cognitive Neuroscience of Learning and Change (Prof. Nicolas Schuck) |
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15 May 2025 2:15 pm |
Title: Effects of aging on neural replay and memory in humans |
Speaker(s): Xiangjuan Ren |
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Location: VMP 5, Room 4054 |
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Organiser: AB Cognitive Neuroscience of Learning and Change (Prof. Nicolas Schuck) |
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22 May 2025 2:15 pm |
Title: Neural nets, in-context learning |
Speaker(s): Jake Russin (postdoc @ Brown Frank and Pavlick labs) https://jlrussin.github.io/ |
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Location: VMP 5, Room 4054 |
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Organiser: AB Cognitive Neuroscience of Learning and Change (Prof. Nicolas Schuck) |
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05 June 2025 2:15 pm |
Title: The role of the PFC in attention and decision-making |
Speaker(s): Jill O'Reilly |
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Location: VMP 5, Raum 4054 |
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Organiser: AB Cognitive Neuroscience of Learning and Change (Prof. Nicolas Schuck) |
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19 June 2025 2:15 pm |
Title: Hidden state inference and consolidation in the hippocampus |
Speaker(s): Weinan Sun |
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Location: VMP 5, Room 4054 |
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Organiser: AB Cognitive Neuroscience of Learning and Change (Prof. Nicolas Schuck) |
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Speaker(s): Marcelo Mattar |
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Location: VMP 5, Raum 4054 |
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Organiser: AB Cognitive Neuroscience of Learning and Change (Prof. Nicolas Schuck) |
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03 July 2025 2:15 pm |
Title: Brain criticality and cognitive control, including cognitive effort |
Speaker(s): Andrew Westbrook |
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Location: VMP 5, Raum 4054 |
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Organiser: AB Cognitive Neuroscience of Learning and Change (Prof. Nicolas Schuck) |
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10 July 2025 2:15 pm |
Title: Interaction of generalised aversive beliefs and avoidance behaviour |
Speaker(s): Luianta Verra |
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Location: VMP 5, Room 4054 |
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Organiser: AB Cognitive Neuroscience of Learning and Change (Prof. Nicolas Schuck) |
Forschungsmethoden und Statistik
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22 April 2025 tba |
Title: Missing data in multilevel designs: A group-mean-based approach to multiple imputation |
Speaker(s): Simon Grund |
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Location: VMP 5, Raum 5042 |
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Organiser: AB Forschungsmethoden und Statistik |
Educational Psychology and Personality Development
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29 October 2024 4:15 - 5:30 pm |
Title: Personality-Occupation Fit across the Life Span: Testing a Range of Well-being Indicators, Turnover, and the Role of Age |
Speaker(s): Christina Juchem (HMU Potsdam) |
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Location: VMP-5 Room 4098 |
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Organiser: AB Educational Psychology and Personality Development (Prof. Dr. Jenny Wagner) |
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26 November 2024 4:15 - 5:30 pm |
Title: Happiness in Real Time: Investigating Well-Being Through Momentary Assessments |
Speaker(s): Julian Scharbert (Universität Münster) |
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Location: Online per Zoom |
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Organiser: AB Educational Psychology and Personality Development (Prof. Dr. Jenny Wagner) |
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10 December 2024 4:15 - 5:30 pm |
Title: Navigating daily stress and mental health research: A scoping review & database building |
Speaker(s): Solomiia Myroniuk (University of Groningen) |
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Location: VMP-5 Room 4098 |
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Organiser: AB Educational Psychology and Personality Development (Prof. Dr. Jenny Wagner) |
Differential Psychology and Psychological Assessment
The Department of Differential Psychology and Psychological Assessment would like to announce a lecture for the research colloquium for the winter semester 2024/25:
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15 January 2025 4:15 – 5:45 pm |
Title: Bemerkungen zu einem personalpsycholgischen Fragebogen: Die BIP-Familie |
Speaker(s): Dr. Rüdiger Hossiep |
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Location: Philturm Hörsaal C |
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Organiser: Differential Psychology and Psychological Assessmenk, Prof. Jan Wacker |
Social Psychology
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27 November 2024 12:15 - 1:45 pm |
Title: Applying a Public Health Approach to Addressing Sensory loss in Older Adults (Abstract) |
Speaker(s): Prof. Bamini Gopinath |
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Location: VMP 11, Room R4 |
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Organiser: AB Socialpsychology (Prof. Dr. Juliane Degner) |
Research Colloquium / Final Module: Procedure and Timeline
The final module is divided into two components: the research component and the thesis component.
- From the 1st semester: Students may attend up to 7 research colloquium (FoKo) talks. Attendance is confirmed using the tracking sheet (Laufzettel).
- From the 3rd semester: Students register via STiNE for a fixed colloquium group comprising an additional 7 sessions. Attendance can be confirmed either in STiNE or on the tracking sheet. Sessions with mandatory attendance are determined within each colloquium (Note: In principle, it is also possible to attend all 14 sessions within a single FoKo. However, be aware that some FoKos may offer only 12 sessions per semester due to organizational reasons).
- Students determine the start of their thesis semester by independently registering for the final colloquium. This involves attending 14 sessions and delivering a presentation on their Master’s thesis.
- During the final colloquium semester: Students must register their Master’s thesis with the Academic and Examination Office using the official registration form. The office will enroll them in the “Final Module” in STiNE (Please note: Module prerequisites will be reviewed during this process).
- Confirmation of successful participation in the final colloquium is entered by the instructors directly into STiNE.
- Confirmation of successful participation in the research colloquium must be submitted using the tracking sheet, which is to be handed in to the Academic and Examination Office after registering for the final colloquium. During periods of online teaching, no signatures are required on the tracking sheet. Instead, instructors will maintain attendance records and submit them to the Academic Office to verify the accuracy of the tracking sheets.
Mandatory Sessions
In the third semester, you must register for the research colloquium (LV-Nr. 71-03.700, one small group per department) during the STiNE registration period. Please indicate your preferences for the small groups that interest you most, and exclude those you do not wish to attend. If you are assigned to a department’s research colloquium, attendance on the specified dates is mandatory. The number of required sessions (up to seven) and the exact dates will be announced during the first session of the semester. You are also welcome to attend additional colloquium sessions on a voluntary basis.
Procedure for Appointment Lectures
When attending appointment hearings, individual signatures will not be collected on your attendance sheet. Instead, a master attendance list will be forwarded to the Academic Office by the Faculty Administration.
When submitting your completed attendance sheet after registering for the final colloquium, please indicate that the proof of participation in the hearing has already been submitted to the Academic Office. Simply make a note on your attendance sheet (including the date/title of the hearing).
Public Lectures
You may choose the remaining sessions freely from public lectures throughout the course of your studies. At the beginning of the 3rd semester, the first session of your registered colloquium will inform you how many public lectures (at least 7) you are required to attend. Public lectures that can count toward the research colloquium are listed on this website.
Each semester, departments submit lecture announcements that are of interest to a broader psychology audience. These lectures are then included in the program and published on this website.
You are encouraged to attend public lectures from your very first semester. It is advisable not to wait too long to start collecting them, as starting early allows you to choose lectures that match your interests more closely.
Stay Abroad
If you plan to spend your 3rd semester abroad, you have the option of attending a course at the host university that is equivalent in content and scope (ECTS) to a research colloquium and having it credited as equivalent. To do this, you must contact us (the module coordinator) before (!) your stay abroad to discuss and approve the course content and requirements.
Alternatively, before going abroad, you may ask the relevant departments whether you are allowed to participate in a final colloquium in the 2nd or 4th semester instead of a research colloquium in the 3rd semester and have this participation credited towards the research colloquium. In that case, you should commit to attending up to seven sessions and have your attendance confirmed on the participation sheet. (For the remaining dates, attend the public lectures listed on this website as usual.)
Please note: This alternative does not replace participation in the final colloquium in the department in which you are writing your Master's thesis.
Attendance Sheet
Once you have attended all 14 sessions, please submit proof of attendance via the contact form to the Academic and Examination Office after registering for the final colloquium. Only then can the credit points for the research colloquium be credited to the final module. Proof of attendance is recorded on a tracking sheet (Laufzettel), which you can download from the website.
When attending a public lecture, bring the tracking sheet with you. After the lecture, have your attendance confirmed on the sheet — either with a stamp or signature from the instructors of the department organizing the event. You must also have your attendance at the mandatory events in the department documented on the sheet.
It is your responsibility to keep the tracking sheet safe and submit the original. No attendance lists will be maintained at public lectures, so we cannot replace lost documentation.