Surprise! A Cognitive Neuroscience Study on Prediction in Autism
Academic Research OpportunityA part-time cognitive-neuroscience research internship using behavioural experiments and eye tracking to study predictive processing in autism.
Program
Organizers: LMU Munich Faculty of Medicine, LMU Munich Neurodevelopmental Disorders and Social Interaction Lab
Host: Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Neurodevelopmental Disorders and Social Interaction Lab (NEVIA Lab)
Timeframe: Matching process begins in mid-June; internship designed to be completed on a part-time basis rather than full-time for 4 weeks
Locations: Europe, Germany, Munich
Study Areas: Autism Research, Cognitive Neuroscience, Social Cognitive Neuroscience
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Application
Criteria: Part-time internship (rather than full-time for 4 weeks); 2 internship places; student matching process begins in mid-June
Required Degree: Bachelor
Target Degree: Doctorate
Costs & Contact
Contact: Principal Investigators: Christine Falter-Wagner, Yun Wai Foo