News
- [2010-04-14]New article on attention and cognitive control networks
- [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
Attention node
The Attention node is led by Kenneth Hugdahl (Bergen). Kenneth has developed a dichotic listening paradigm suited for the quantification of cognitive control demands and cognitive control abilities across tasks and individuals. The paradigm enables researchers to quantify the degree of cognitive control impairment in clinical groups, and of control enhancement in special ability groups. Results demonstrate the paradigm’s unique suitability for parametrically studying interactions between “top-down” and “bottomup” processing. Heikki Hämäläinen (Turku), Kimmo Alho (Helsinki), and Svyatoslav Medvedev (St Petersburg) are also connected to the attention node.