As the summer comes to a close, we want to express our gratitude to all the research assistants who joined us and contributed to our work. Thanks to all of you!
Staff
Tvärminne
The department of psychology and logopedics traveled to sunny Tvärminne for a two day retreat. During those days, there were many productive sessions of discussing improvements for various processes in the department, as well as scientific talks and poster presentations. The first day ended with a social evening of sauna...
New year — new lab member
Great news for our lab!
On Monday, May 23rd Arsene received an official letter from the Finnish National Agency for Education informing him that he was awarded the EDUFI scholarship to pursue his doctoral work at the University of Helsinki. In a nutshell, the grant is intended for postgraduate studies as well as research and...
Warm welcome to our new intern!
New year — new lab member
Going North – Two lab members join the Helsinki group
On September 1, Arsene Kanyamibwa and Hendrik Hartmann relocated from the Max Planck Institute in Leipzig to the University of Helsinki, doubling the group size there. Besides dealing with Finnish bureaucracy and enjoying the full meteorological spectrum from a sunny September to a rainy and cold October, both picked up...
We have new staff
January saw the arrival of 2 new O’BRAINers. Arsene Kanyamibwa started his PhD with us and Madeleine Ordnung joined the zanadio study as scientific staff. To many happy studies.
Congratulations Dr. Meemken
On 23rd of July, we had the pleasure of celebrating with Marie Meemken who successfully defended her PhD thesis on implicit and explicit appetitive outcome learning in obesity. We at the O’BRAIN Lab are very proud to see another female scientist emerge from our midst! Well done, Marie!
Testing resumes in Leipzig
After months of lockdown and social distancing the team in Leipzig is back at the MPI and testing. An extensive cataloque of hygiene measures has been developed to protect both participants and staff during experiments. Whilst not all methods can be used yet, the O’BRAIN Lab has already tested a...