Research

We use functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to investigate how the brain manages to pay attention or remember, particularly in challenging real-life situations, such as following a conversation with multiple speakers. We are also interested in how these processes change in various conditions, including hearing loss and neurological disorders and aim to enhance cognitive performance through neuromodulation techniques.

Our research is currently funded by the following colloborative grants:

Graduate Training Group 2783 Neuromodulation of motor and cognitive function in brain health and disease

Cluster of Excellence EXC1077 Hearing4all. Medicine, basic research and engineering solutions for personalized hearing care (H4A 2.0) EXC1077 - Podcast (in German): https://exzellent-erklaert.podigee.io/14-neue-episode

Priority Program SPP 2317 Metascientific programme to analyse and optimize replicability in the behavioural, social and cognitive sciences.