The collaboration between LMU Munich, Çanakkale Onsekiz Mart University, and Çanakkale Technopark continued with the 2nd workshop of the EU Erasmus+ VET project “Skill Sets and Needs for Behavioral Science Lab.” Held in Munich from November 25-29, the workshop featured an intensive program blending theoretical insights with hands-on training in behavioral and neuroscientific methods.

Highlights of the workshop included specialized sessions led by Dr. Fredrik Allenmark introduced participants to eye-tracking technologies and their applications in visual attention research, while Dr. Zhuanghua Shi provided in-depth training on experimental designs and statistical analysis of behavioral data. Subsequent sessions explored a range of cognitive neuroscience techniques, including EEG, MRI, and TMS, with training delivered by Dr. Artyom Zinchenko, Dr. Daniel Keeser, Dr. Siyi Chen, Dr. Paul Taylor, and Dr. Gizem Vural.

This collaborative effort underscores the value of international partnerships in advancing scientific knowledge. We would like to thank all the experts for their contributions, emphasizing the importance of such initiatives in fostering knowledge transfer. As the second workshop of the project is successfully concluded, we look forward to future research opportunities and more cooperation among partners.