Category: Editorial Notes
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Joint lab meeting with the Donner lab
Last week, we ventured over to Hamburg (a mere 65 km southeast of Lübeck) and spent a wonderful day with our friendly hosts, the Tobias Donner lab, at the University Clinic Eppendorf (UKE). It was very inspiring to identify and discuss the many common threads that drive our join interest in perception and decision-making, in […]
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Der neue Hör-Newsletter ist da
Unsere diesjährige Ausgabe des Hör-Newsletter mit einigen Neuigkeiten aus Lübeck und aus unserem Forschungslabor ist da. Viel Spaß beim Stöbern!
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New research building for the University of Lübeck: LEMMI is here to stay.
A very fortunate development: The University of Lübeck has been granted a new research building (by recommendation of the Wissenschaftsrat, a pivotal, joint federal- and state-level agency for these matters) . Jonas Obleser had the privilege to help steer the conceptual stages of this new “Lübeck environment for minds and machines in interaction” (LEMMI – named […]
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Jonas elected and appointed as DFG review panelist
Jonas Obleser has been elected by the German scientific community as one of the new members of the so-called “Fachkollegium” (a select, standing group of review panelists) of the German Research Foundation (DFG) in the field of systemic and cognitive neuroscience. This is an honourable, non-profit additional task that primarily involves suggesting fundings decisions for […]
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Obleserlab retreat January 2024
A few weeks ago, we had two scientifically very intense days where we retreated to Cornelius Borck’s lovely University outpost in the pittoresque city center of Lübeck (thanks for having us!) and re-visited and re-thought out current and future research agenda. Thanks to all current (and future!) lab members who contributed so thoughtfully to this. […]
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We are hiring: two new PhD training opportunities starting early next year!
Our two senior researchers, Sarah Tune and Malte Wöstmann, are happy to each announce the opening of a three-year PhD position in the Obleser lab. The positions are part of two recently funded DFG grants, and will feature really exciting combinations of behaviour modelling and neural dynamics! Sarah’s project will look into how perceptual inference […]
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The “Hörhanse” [hanseatic hearing] has begun!
We are delighted to be a founding member of the Hörhanse, a Lübeck consortium of all players researching, teaching, selling, or treating hearing.Hearing acoustics is a focal point at the Hanse Innovation Campus Lübeck. Unique in Germany is the large number of institutions that work together with renowned players to advance the topic of hearing […]
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New research funding: joint project with WSA
I am happy and honoured that one of the leading hearing aid developers and manufacturers, Widex Sivantos Audiology (WSA), has agreed with University of Lübeck to fund 3 more exciting years of research at the Obleser lab! We will be jointly looking at the intricacies of how ageing listeners navigate a noisy world and its […]