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Merle Schuckart wins Open Science Prize
Hooray! Merle Schuckart has won the Open Science Prize of the University of Lübeck 2025 for the project behind her latest preprint, “Lifespan Variation in Perceptual Style Along an Autism–Schizotypy Continuum Explains Individual Responses to External Uncertainty” The Open Science Prize recognizes open scientific practices: open code, open data, transparent hypotheses—ideally preregistered—and the early sharing [READ MORE]
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New PhD student Judith Kunze
Beginning November 1st, Judith Kunze joined the lab as a new PhD student. She will be part of the collaborative project with Henrik Oster within the DFG-funded Collaborative Research Centre (SFB/TRR 418) “Foundations of Circadian Medicine”, a joint initiative between the Charité Berlin and the University of Lübeck. In her PhD, Judith will explore how [READ MORE]
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Your mother’s voice — out now in the Journal of Neuroscience
How do infants continuously process familiar social signals? And how does this familiarity shape perception? In a new paper out now in November in the Journal of Neuroscience, Jonas and Martin Orf teamed up with The Lübeck Babylab and its Director Sarah Jessen. In a large group of 7‑months old infants and their families, Sarah [READ MORE]
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