June 2023
Iris Koele, from the Change Lab @Leiden University, has published her paper on own and observed error processing in a peer context across development in Neuropsychologia. For a link, see Publications.
March 2023
Selin's review paper on learning under different uncertainty conditions across development has been accepted for publication in Cognitive, Affective, and Behavioral Neuroscience. For a link, see Publications.
February 2023
Myrthe's paper on on the effects of L-DOPA and oxytocin on the neurocomputational mechanisms of self-benefitting and prosocial reinforcement learning has been accepted for publication in Neuroimage.
Excited to announce that Ellen was awarded a Vici Grant from the Dutch Research Council (NWO) for female lifespan research! @NWONieuws @NWOFunding NWO (Dutch Research Council)
Ellen's lecture on 'Alarm signals in our brain' as part of the interdisciplinary lecture series on 'Dealing with uncertainty' (Onvoorst/pelbaar) is online (in Dutch). You can watch it here.
January 2023
Very happy to announce that Ellen was awarded an ERC Consolidator Grant to examine the effects of hormonal fluctuations on neurocognitive functioning across the female lifespan! Looking forward to setting up and carrying out this exciting research with our team and amazing collaborators for the next five years. #EUFunded #ERCCog @FLIRT

January 2023
Excited to announce that the program for the interdisciplinary public lecture series on 'Dealing with uncertainty' is now online. We organise this lecture series (in Dutch) in the context of the interdisciplinary research program Social Resilience and Security and in collaboration with Studium Generale.
The aim of this lecture series is to connect disciplines in an accessible way around the theme of uncertainty, creating unexpected, but above all interesting and new combinations of perspectives. In four duo lectures, scientists from the faculties of social sciences, mathematics and natural sciences, law, archaeology, humanities and governance and global affairs will give their interdisciplinary perspective on the topics of risk taking, conspiracy thinking, uncertainty in the brain, the role of emotions in decision-making, and the positive effects of uncertainty in our distant past and near future.
Dates: 6, 13, 20 and 27 February, 19.30-21.30 hrs, Lipsius Building, Leiden University.
Excited to announce that the program for the interdisciplinary public lecture series on 'Dealing with uncertainty' is now online. We organise this lecture series (in Dutch) in the context of the interdisciplinary research program Social Resilience and Security and in collaboration with Studium Generale.
The aim of this lecture series is to connect disciplines in an accessible way around the theme of uncertainty, creating unexpected, but above all interesting and new combinations of perspectives. In four duo lectures, scientists from the faculties of social sciences, mathematics and natural sciences, law, archaeology, humanities and governance and global affairs will give their interdisciplinary perspective on the topics of risk taking, conspiracy thinking, uncertainty in the brain, the role of emotions in decision-making, and the positive effects of uncertainty in our distant past and near future.
Dates: 6, 13, 20 and 27 February, 19.30-21.30 hrs, Lipsius Building, Leiden University.