No April’s fool – New publication in Nature:-) Finn Luebber from the Social Neuroscience Lab has participated in this meta-science project, which was now published at Nature. Title: Investigating the analytical robustness of the social and behavioural sciences Abstract The same dataset can be analysed in different justifiable ways to answer the same […]
Congratulations to our new medical doctoral candidate Annika Kempcke! Annika will pursue her doctoral thesis in the SFB/TRR 418 Foundations of Circadian Medicine with a focus on the link between body weight, age and chronotype in collaboration with Prof. Peter Kühnen at Charité Berlin.
Congratulation for a SFB/TRR 418 Medical Doctoral Scholarship to Annika Kempcke Read More »
CRC “Circadian medicine” started! With great enthusiasm and passion, the CRC “Circadian medicine” started into the first founding round. Led by Achim Kramer (Berlin) and Henrik Oster (Lübeck), the CRC involves more than thirty scientists from the fields of immunology, metabolism as well as brain & behavior. Our group’s project is a collaboration with Ines Wilhelm-Groch
Start of the CRC “Circadian medicine” in Berlin! Read More »
🚀 New publication on a fairer and more economic way to distribute research funding! Our new paper in Nature Communications presents survey data for a “lottery-first” approach to science funding — where an initial lottery determines who enters the competition, followed by traditional peer review. 🔗 Read it here: OA-Link: https://lnkd.in/eDma7jmb We originally proposed
Lottery before peer-review? New meta-science paper out in Nature Communications! Read More »
New preprint by Annalina Mayer, team members and in collaboration with Tobias Kube! In this study, the lab’s Learning-of-own-performance (LOOP) task (Müller-Pinzler et al., 2019) has been adapted to examine how people attribute self-related feedback and whether attributing failures to external and successes to internal causes is linked to self-esteem and depressive symptomatology. Check out the
New publication in Translational Psychiatry by Annalina Mayer and team members! In this study we examined whether baseline plasma oxytocin levels are associated with stress responses in early-abstinent individuals with alcohol use disorder (AUD) and compared them to healthy controls. While oxytocin concentrations did not differ between groups, their associations with affective stress responses diverged:
Affected beliefs in interpersonal dynamics The target article “Interpersonal Dynamics” presents the centrality of interpersonal processes in the formation and maintenance of psychological dysfunction, as well as in therapeutic change. The authors emphasize that interpersonal patterns are not static traits but should rather be viewed and understood as dynamic, reciprocal processes shaped by past
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Another long journey comes to a successful end with this publication! Congratulations to Alexander Schröder for this great collaborative effort, which brings together Susanne Diekelmann (as part of the DFG-funded Research Group “Information abstraction during sleep”), Christoph Korn (University of Heidelberg; expert in computational modeling and belief updating), Lei Zhang (our group’s teacher and advisor
Updated preprint by Nora Czekalla et al. Abstract Maladaptive self-beliefs are a core symptom of major depressive disorder. These beliefs are perpetuated by a negatively biased integration of self-related feedback. Understanding the neurocomputational mechanisms of biased belief updating may help to counteract maladaptive beliefs and the maintenance of depression. The present study uses
Great news! The collaborative research center (CRC) TRR 418 on “Circadian Medicine” was granted to a Berlin-Lübeck research consortium As part of the CRC TRR 418, Prof Ines Wilhelm-Groch and Prof Sören Krach will be studying the chronobiological foundations of how social information processing is linked to time-of-day fluctuations and chronotype. Project title:
Successful CRC application “Circadian medicine”!! Read More »
