Team

E-Mail: Helen.Blank@ruhr-uni-bochum.de

Students are requested to direct any inquiries regarding their studies (e.g., examinations, seminar admission, compensation for disadvantages) to my office.

ORCID-iD: 0000-0002-5824-0811

Carina Hardering

Raum: IB 6/121

Telefon: 0234 32 18490

E-Mail: predcog@ruhr-uni-bochum.de

E-Mail: Henrik.Eichhorn@ruhr-uni-bochum.de

E-Mail: Hanna.Ringer@ruhr-uni-bochum.de

Antonia Gelpke

Antonia supports us at the UKE in recruiting participants

Nele Pfitzner

Motivated by her hands-on experience as a speech therapist, Nele developed a deep interest in the scientific study of language. She explored this further in her bachelor’s thesis, conducted in the Auditory Cognition Lab under the supervision of Dr. Sarah Tune and Prof. Dr. Jonas Obleser at the University of Lübeck. She is currently pursuing a master’s degree in Neurocognitive Psychology at the University of Oldenburg. As part of her program, she is completing a research internship in our lab affiliated with the CRC 289 Treatment Expectation. Her project focuses on examining the dynamic interplay between speaker traits and listener predispositions.

Kristin Derben

Kris is a lab Student assistant and supports us with EEG recordings and recruitment

Annika Garlichs

Annika is interested in how and to what extent prior information influences face perception. In her PhD, she combined computational models via representational similarity analysis (RSA) with fMRI data to understand how the human brain combines scene priors with faces and used eye tracking to test how priors shape active information sampling during face regognition.

Mark Lustig

Mark was a student assistant in the lab. He studies Psychology at the University Hamburg and currently conducts several pupil studies in the eyetracker lab.

Eylül Karabiber

Eylül was an intern in the lab and helped to collect data for pupil studies in the eyetracker lab and contributed to a literature search on predictive sequences.

Franziska Kuner

Franziska was a student assistant in our lab and supported us with data collection.

Julius Krumbiegel

Julius worked on the effects of cross-modal priors on speech perception and their computational mechanisms.

Marvin Viertler

Marvin was an intern and student assistant in the lab and conducted a pupil study.