The BAND-Lab offers many student internships and research opportunities on a broad set of topics.
With us, past students have conducted Master and Bachelor thesis projects and Research Master elective studies.
If you are interested in joining us, please have a look at our current internships, or check the university webpage for active postings for projects in our lab.
Current Interns:
Maren Cremer (BSc Psychology – MaRBle Thesis Project)
- PROJECT: “Influence of hallucinatory proneness on emotion perception in single vowel vocalizations”
- TOPICS/SKILLS: statistical analysis
- SUPERVISORS: Xanthate Duggirala
Vivien Kolotzek (BSc Psychology – MaRBle Thesis Project)
- PROJECT: “ISensory gating in persons with tinnitus – an EEG study”
- TOPICS/SKILLS: EEG, P50 suppression, statistical analysis
- SUPERVISORS: Pia Brinkmann and Sonja Kotz
Tommaso Barba (RMSc Neuropsychology – Research elective)
- PROJECT: “Brain electrophysiology: hands-on on concepts and methods”
- TOPICS/SKILLS: EEG methods and data analysis of ERP and TFR data; Matlab-based Letswave toolbox
- SUPERVISORS: Antonio Criscuolo and Sonja Kotz
Daniel Mazhari-Jensen (RMSc Neuropsychology – Research elective)
- PROJECT: “Brain electrophysiology: hands-on on concepts and methods”
- TOPICS/SKILLS: EEG methods and data analysis of ERP and TFR data; Matlab-based FieldTrip toolbox
- SUPERVISORS: Antonio Criscuolo and Sonja Kotz
Monika Utroša Škerjanec (BSc Psychology – MaRBle Thesis Project)
- PROJECT: “NERHYMUS – the NEurobiology of RHYthm: effects of MUSical expertise on natural speech comprehension”
- TOPICS/SKILLS: evaluation of local and global rhythmicity in stimuli, behavioral daa analysis, language in context, speech and rhythm perception
- SUPERVISORS: Katerina Kandylaki
Valentin Rosiny-Wieland (MSc Neurosychology – Thesis Project)
- PROJECT: “NERHYMUS – the NEurobiology of RHYthm: effects of MUSical expertise on natural speech comprehension”
- TOPICS/SKILLS: TMS, EEG, neural oscillations, entrainment
- SUPERVISORS: Katerina Kandylaki and Sonja Kotz
Bente Vissel (BSc UCM – Thesis Project)
- PROJECT: “NERHYMUS – the NEurobiology of RHYthm: effects of MUSical expertise on natural speech comprehension”
- TOPICS/SKILLS: TMS, EEG, MNE-Python data analysis, language processing
- SUPERVISORS: Katerina Kandylaki
