Author: Jonas

• 31 January 2023

  New fund­ing: The Hoer­hanse is materialising

  Details are to fol­low, but we and our many col­leagues in the Hoer­hanse Lübeck [hanseat­ic hear­ing] are very pleased to have secured sub­stan­tial funds to kick-start our com­mu­ni­ca­tion and cross-fer­til­iza­tion plat­form for hear­ing research, train­ing, and treat­ment here in Lübeck. The project will be host­ed at our part­ner, Hanse Inno­va­tion Cam­pus (HIC) Lübeck. HIC will […]

• 23 November 2022

  Job alert in the Obleser lab! We are look­ing for a data sci­en­tist / neuro/ com­put­er scientist

  Check out this new job ad (dead­line Dec 16), if you are inter­est­ed in work­ing on the com­plex­i­ty of high-dimen­sion­al neur­al data (and how to ensure its anonymi­ty) in this excit­ing new project with many col­leagues from Uni Lübeck and com­pa­nies around us. This post is espe­cial­ly suit­ed for tal­ents look­ing for slight changes in […]

• 15 February 2022

  It’s a wrap: The ERC Con­sol­ida­tor Project “Audadapt” has suc­cess­ful­ly ended

  Six years in our lab with the age­ing, adapt­ing, lis­ten­ing brain and mind cen­ter-stage have come to a suc­cess­ful close.  Jonas’ ERC Con­sol­ida­tor grant had been grant­ed dur­ing the Audi­to­ry Cog­ni­tion lab’s tenure at the Max Planck Insti­tute in Leipzig orig­i­nal­ly, and it has shaped our start and set­tling-in at the Uni­ver­si­ty of Lübeck ever […]

• 10 November 2021

  New paper in eLife, Waschke et al.

  For­mer Oble­ser­lab PhD stu­dent Leo Waschke is now out in eLife with an inge­nious demon­stra­tion how both endoge­nous and exoge­nous­ly-dri­ven changes in the steep­ness of the brain-elec­tric 1/f pow­er spec­trum (in part linked direct­ly to local excitation:inhibiton, E:I, ratio) in neur­al pop­u­la­tions can affect behav­iour in com­plex, mul­ti-sen­so­ry envi­ron­ments: “Modal­i­ty-spe­cif­ic track­ing of atten­tion and sen­so­ry sta­tis­tics […]

• 9 November 2021

  We are hir­ing: new PhD train­ing oppor­tu­ni­ty start­ing spring 2022

  Here’s a brand new PhD train­ing oppor­tu­ni­ty, @dfg_public-fund­ed, joint project of @ObleserLab at @UniLuebeck Ger­many, super­vised by me, with star col­lab­o­ra­tor @GesaHartwigsen (@MPI_CBS) — start­ing next spring. Please be in touch. Please dis­trib­ute wide­ly. https://t.co/oTUEVVgQSG pic.twitter.com/L4DtFaqRJl — Jonas Obleser (@jonasobleser) Octo­ber 19, 2021

• 9 November 2021

  New paper in Devel­op­men­tal Cog­ni­tive Neu­ro­science, Jessen et al.

  Our lab (senior author Sarah Tune) teamed up once again with the Baby­lab Lübeck, led by Sarah Jessen: Sarah and Sarah co-wrote a great tuto­r­i­al on how the ver­sa­tile analy­sis frame­work of tem­po­ral response func­tions can be used to analyse brain data obtained in infants. The arti­cle has now been accept­ed for pub­li­ca­tion in the […]

• 16 October 2021

  New paper in Sci­ence Advances by Schmitt et al.

  Very excit­ed to announce that for­mer Obleser lab PhD stu­dent Lea-Maria Schmitt with her co-authors *) is now out in the Jour­nal Sci­ence Advances with her new work, fus­ing artif­i­cal neur­al net­works and func­tion­al MRI data, on timescales of pre­dic­tion in nat­ur­al lan­guage comprehension: “Pre­dict­ing speech from a cor­ti­cal hier­ar­chy of event-based time scales” *) […]

• 16 September 2021

  New Paper accept­ed in Plos Biol­o­gy, Alavash et al.

    Our lab is proud and hap­py that anoth­er major step­ping stone from our ERC con­sol­ida­tor project (“AUDADAPT”) is now accept­ed for pub­li­ca­tion in PLoS Biol­o­gy! Con­grat­u­la­tions to our first author Dr Mohsen Alavash, now a senior researcher in the Obleser lab in his own right. Whoop. “ Dear Dr Alavash,I am pleased to inform you […]

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