Tag: Wöstmann
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SNAP summary and impressions
The SNAP workshop (Signal and Noise along the Auditory Pathway) is behind us. It is safe to say that it has been a great success. We will carefully look into the evaluation forms you provided, and we will inform here in due course whether and when a 2nd SNAP (potentially 2015) is in the making. […]
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SNAP Day 1 is behind us
A great day 1 of the SNAP workshop is behind us. It could go on forever, if it would be according to me. While Thomas Lunner was sadly stopped short by new program committee member, pan-European storm rascal “Xaver”, 45 others made it succesfully to the Max Planck in Leipzig, witnessing Ingrid Johnsrude, Torsten Dau, Alexandra […]
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Welcome Malte Wöstmann
We welcome Malte Wöstmann, who graduated from the Cognitive Science program in Osnabrück, as a new PhD student in the group. Malte will be part of the new (2012–2015) cohort of the International Max Planck Research School “Neurocom”. By the way, Malte already worked with us as an intern in 2010 and recently co-authored our J Neurosci […]
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New paper out: Obleser et al., The Journal of Neuroscience
Adverse Listening Conditions and Memory Load Drive a Common Alpha Oscillatory Network Whether we are engaged in small talk or trying to memorise a telephone number — it is our short-term memory that ensures we don’t lose track. But what if the very same memory gets additionally taxed because the words to be remembered are […]