Our recent paper “Sleep to remember, sleep to protect: increased sleep spindle and theta activity predict fewer intrusive memories after analogue trauma” has been featured on ClearSkyScience. We are thrilled to have our research available for a broader public, feel free to take a peak here.
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A new PhD position (fixed-term for an initial period of 2 years, 65 % TV-L) is available in our research group at the earliest opportunity. The position will focus on translational research in the field of post-traumatic stress disorder with a particular focus on investigating psychological and psychophysiological mechanisms of action in trauma-focused therapy methods
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This February, we have a new publication in Translational Psychiatry! “Sleep to remember, sleep to protect: increased sleep spindle and theta activity predict fewer intrusive memories after analogue trauma” explores the role of different EEG parameters in the processing of an analogue trauma and how this might deepen our undestanding of underlying processes in PTSD
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Dr. Mathias Kammerer recently became a funded member of the new Scientific Network for Experimental Psychopathology and Psychotherapy (SNEPP). SNEPP aims to 1) promote a formally organized translational and interdisciplinary exchange between basic and applied psychological subdisciplines to foster (transdiagnostic) EPP research, 2) increase the quality and quantity of research output from German labs at
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After officially starting in October of this year, the kick-off for the new CRC TRR 418 Foundations of Circadian Medicine took place on December 10th and 11th at Charité Berlin. Project specific presentations and lots of networking and individual discussions were on the agenda.
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On December 2nd we met for a cosy christmas get-together at Kartoffelkeller restaurant, Luebeck.
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Hello world – this is the new homepage of the Clinical Psychology Lab at Lübeck University!
Today Mojgan Ehsanifard successfully defended her PhD thesis “The role of sleep on enhancing the efficacy of psychotherapy“. Congratulations! Thanks to Ulrike Dinger-Ehrenthal (HHU Düsseldorf) and Corinna Peifer (chair of the committee; from within Lübeck) University), we had a great panel of reviewers and very intense and inspiring Q&A.
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Today Clara Sayk successfully defended her PhD on “Variability in biological correlates of nightmares and implications for the development of new treatment options” and is now a new postdoc in the research group! Congratulations! Thanks to Tanja Lange (Lübeck University) and Nico Bunzeck ((chair of the committee) Lübeck University), we had a great panel of
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