News

Important information regarding the academic year 2023-2024

Important notice regarding the double degree with UNIPD

Talk: "Integrating information in time: The development of intrinsic timescales"
Dr. Anna Truzzi, Trinity College Dublin
Date, time, and venue: March 16th, 13:00h. Conference room 1, CIMCYC

Talk: "Fluctuations in consciousness states across the arousal spectrum"
Dr. Chiara Avancini - CIMCYC (UGR)
Date and time: March 10th, 2023, 13:00
Venue: Sala de conferencias 1, CIMCYC

Tuesday, 7th of February 2023, 13:00
Sala de conferencias 1, CIMCYC

Title: Diagnostic and prognostic EEG correlates in unresponsive patients with disorders of consciousness

Speaker: Rodika Sokoliuk - Center for Neuromodulation, NeuroCure Clinical Research Center, Department of Psychiatry and Neurosciences, Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin

Wednesday, 8th of February 2023, 13:00
Sala de conferencias 1, CIMCYC

Title: Using neural oscillations to inform bilingualism research

Speaker: Eleonora Rossi - University of Florida

Title: Visual attention in 3D space
Speaker: Dr. Hongjin Sun, Department of Psychology, Neuroscience & Behaviour, McMaster University, Canada
Date, time, and venue: December 13th, 11.00am, Sala de conferencias 2 CIMCYC

Abstract: Visual spatial attention enables processing of some regions of the visual environment more than others. In 2-dimensional space, it has been well established that visual attention monotonically decreases in a graded fashion with increasing distance from an attended location. In 3-dimentional space, we have discovered that humans are more sensitive to events (e.g., an onset of an object) in near compared to far locations, despite the visual events in near and far locations being matched for visual angle and luminance. In this talk, I will show that such effect of depth on attention in scenarios where (1) participants detect a single target appearing in various eccentricities and depth planes (Li et al, 2011 and Song et al 2021, see attached) and 2) target detection when attention has to switch between depths after attention is drawn to a different depth plane by an exogenous cue (spatial cueing paradigm).

Title: How do expectations shape sensory processing?
Speaker: David Richter (Donders Institute, Radboud University, Netherlands)
Date and venue: Thursday, 24th Nov, 13:00, Conference room 1, CIMCYC

Talk by Dr. Ricardo Marcos Pautassi, Instituto de Investigaciones Médicas M. y M. Ferreyra (INIMEC-CONICET-UNC)

"Previniendo el consumo de alcohol mediante abordajes basados en normas sociales: un repaso por la literatura y un ejemplo de aplicación"

Wednesday 23rd of November, 13.00h, Conference room 1, CIMCYC

Seminar by Prof. B. Milliken "Pop-out Visual Search: Automatic, Controlled, and Automatic Control"