Lab News
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MSense hosts 2nd Workshop of Erasmus+ VET
The collaboration between LMU Munich, Çanakkale Onsekiz Mart University, and Çanakkale Technopark continued with the 2nd workshop of the EU…
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How do we learn and use dynamic spatial patterns in visual search?
Our brain has an incredible ability to adapt to changing patterns in the world around us. For instance, when searching…
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How tasks shape temporal sequential dependence
Our brain tends to let past experiences influence how we perceive new ones. For example, if you previously watched a…
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Opposing sequential biases in time and direction perception
Our recent experiences influence how we perceive and make decisions, a concept known as serial dependence. While this has been…
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Blocked versus interleaved: How range contexts modulate time perception and its EEG signatures
Understanding time accurately is vital for many cognitive processes. People’s time estimates often converge around the average when presented with…
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GSN Graduation Day, Congratulations!
Graduation season is here again. Congratulations to Dr. Nan Yan, Dr. Lingyue Chen, Dr. Shao-Yang Tsai, and Ms. Yun Wai…
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Talk on Understanding Time at Mainz University
On June 12 in Mainz, Dr. Z. Shi delivered a lecture at Mainz University on how we perceive time. During…
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EU Behavioral Science Lab Training at Çanakkale Teknopark with LMU and COMU Collaboration
The second meeting of the European Union (EU) project “Skill Sets and Needs for Behavioral Science Lab” took place at…
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Selective contextual association
Context plays a critical role in directing our attention, as we often subconsciously learn associations between targets and their surroundings…
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Talk on Visual distractor suppression at Oldenburg University
Oldenburg, April 11 – Dr. Zhuanghua Shi recently visited Oldenburg University to give a talk on how our brains handle…
Recent Posts
- MSense hosts 2nd Workshop of Erasmus+ VET
- How do we learn and use dynamic spatial patterns in visual search?
- How tasks shape temporal sequential dependence
- Opposing sequential biases in time and direction perception
- Blocked versus interleaved: How range contexts modulate time perception and its EEG signatures
