News
- [2010-03-16]NCoE-meeting in St. PetersburgThere will be a NCoE-meeting in St. Petersburg the 2nd to 3rd of June.
- [2010-02-24]New study published on learning and forgetting in MCI and AD
- [2010-02-19]New study published on bilingual advantage in cognitive control
- [2010-02-18]PhD position in Cognitive Neuroscience at Karolinska Institutet
- [2010-02-09]Course in experimental design
- [2010-01-15]Relaxation course in LinköpingCourses in MR-relaxation will be held during the spring in Linköping. The last day of registration is the 20:th of January.
- [2009-10-22]Dissertation November 13"Train your Brain"
- [2009-05-13]Expert Consensus on Brain Health
- [2009-04-03]New publication"Striatal dopamine D2 binding is related to frontal BOLD response during updating of long-term memory representations" published in NeuroImage
- [2009-01-19]NCoE in SJPSpecial Section devoted to "Cognitive Control"
- [2008-11-24]NCoE Cognitive Control a success story
Nordic Center of Excellence in Cognitive Control
The Nordic Center of Excellence (NCoE) in Cognitive Control was formed in 2005 and is a scientific collaboration among eminent research groups in cognitive and affective neuroscience located in the Nordic countries and nearby countries (Russia, Estonia). The aim of the network is to develop cutting edge research that provides a joint multidisciplinary effort in cognitive and affective neuroscience, focusing on the mechanisms underlying cognitive control and its disturbances. The network consists of five research groups with different strengths with regard to theory and methodology. The research groups investigate the role of cognitive control in Attention, Perception/neurocomputation, Language/neurotransmission, Memory, and Emotion. Prof. Lars Nyberg (Umeå) is the leader of this NCoE.
Research groups included in Nordic Center of Excellence in Cognitive Control are located in Copenhagen, Bergen, Umeå, Stockholm, Turku, Helsinki, St Petersburg and Tartu.