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Liebe Studierende,

wir laden Sie herzlich ein zu unserer Infoveranstaltung zur PP-/KJP-Ausbildung

Wann? Donnerstag, 27. Februar 2020, 18:00 Uhr

Wo? AVM Institutsambulanz Göttingen, Theaterstraße 16, 37073 Göttingen

Weitere Informationen finden Sie auch hier sowie auf Facebook.

Die AVM startet im Oktober 2020 PP- und KJP-Ausbildungen in Bamberg, Göttingen, München, Nürnberg, Regensburg, Stuttgart, Ulm und Würzburg. Gerne informieren wir Sie über die Ausbildung zu Kinder- und JugendlichenpsychotherapeutInnen und Psychologischen PsychotherapeutInnen an unseren Instituten.

Geben Sie diese Einladung gerne auch an interessierte KommilitonInnen weiter!

Sie haben an diesem Tag keine Zeit? Weitere Infoveranstaltungen finden Sie hier – das Team der AVM steht Ihnen für Informationen und Fragen auch per Mail oder telefonisch zur Verfügung:

Email ausbildung@avm-institute.de

Telefon 0931 880756-11 oder 0951 20852-27.

Eine Anmeldung zur Veranstaltung ist nicht erforderlich.

Wir freuen uns auf Sie!

Herzliche Grüße

Ihr Team der AVM

Dear Colleagues,

We would like to invite you to join us at the 9^th biennial NEURIZONS2020 Conference -Networks grow- Ideas flow- taking place on the 26^th– 29^th of May 2020 at the Max Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry in Göttingen, Germany.

Neurizons is a multidisciplinary neuroscience conference organized by the students of the International Max Planck Research School (IMPRS) for Neuroscience, in Göttingen.

We are excited to announce two keynote lectures by Prof Daphna Joel and Prof Wolf Singer!

At Neurizons, we invite researchers to behold the latest research in neuroscience from a multitude of disciplines.

The topics of this year’s sessions include:

• Plasticity, Learning and Memory
• Molecular and Cellular Neuroscience
• Emerging Techniques
• Cognitive Neuroscience
• Circuits and Networks

Neurizons provides the perfect milieu for stimulating discussions, whether it be during talks and poster sessions, or in the more informal settings of various social events. It is also a great opportunity to analyze and assess career paths both within and outside of academia with the help of our career fair.

Registration is now open!

Abstract submission deadline: 15^th of April 2020.

Registration will be done via our website (https://www.neurizons.uni-goettingen.de/registration/).

Attendance to the talks is free of charge, but registration is required regardless.

There will be a social package covering abstract submission, vouchers for lunches and to our social events. Check out our webpage for more details.

We invite you to be part of Neurizons 2020 by presenting a poster, joining our Young Investigator Contest or by just attending the talks.

Please spread the word that Neurizons 2020 is open for registration and that scientific talks are free and open to the entire community for the first time for our conference.

For any questions and updates, please follow us on our social media pages (Facebook: Neurizons Twitter: @Neurizons ) or our email (neurizons@mpi-bpc.mpg.de)

See you all at #Neurizons2020,

Neurizons Organizing Team

Dear colleagues,

The ANaP Lab would like to invite you to a talk by Annika Boldt (University College London) on Tuesday, 11 February 2020 at 6 pm (GEMI, room 1.134). In her talk she will speak about “Distinct and overlapping neural correlates of metacognitive monitoring and metacognitive control” (find abstract below).

We are looking forward at seeing you at our colloquium,

Ronja Demel

Abstract. Metacognition is the act of reflecting on one’s own mental states, often for the purpose of cognitive control. Previous research has shown that people can accurately report their confidence in their decisions and memories. Research has also investigated how these metacognitive signals are generated and which brain networks encode them. However, we are only just beginning to understand how metacognitive knowledge gets selected to optimise behavior (metacognitive control). I will present data from a study in which I investigate how metacognition can guide people’s decisions to cognitively offload, that is using external aids to reduce the demands of a task. In this context, I then show that metacognitive monitoring and metacognitive control share overlapping brain patterns using a multivariate analysis approach.