The British Neuroscience Association has awarded #EEGManyLabs the “Credibility in Neuroscience Team Award”.  The panel commented that they were impressed by the demonstrable outcomes that our efforts have already had, and the potential for further impact to improve Credibility in Neuroscience on a global scale.  The CoDAP lab is proud to be part of this great project!

The first #EEGManylabs replication project has been accepted as a registered report at Cortex. The CoDAP Lab is one of the many labs that will contribute to "Revisiting the electrophysiological correlates of valence and expectancy in reward processing – A Multi-lab replication"

Kyra L'Amie and Iga Skorupska joined the lab for their master theses. Read more about her research objectives here

Sanyogita Khare has been nominated for "best master thesis" of the academic year 2020-2021 for the research master track of Psychology. Congratulations Sanyogitha !!!

As of September 2022, Hanjie Liu joined the lab as PhD student to work on the project "The dynamic brain network architecture of reinforcement learning in social anxiety".  Hanjie will use non-supervised machine learning techniques to examine the dynamic changes in EEG-derived neural circuits that govern reinforcement learning in adolescents and young adults with varying levels of social anxiety. Welcome and have fun on this exciting project Hanjie!

Sanyogita Khare joined the CoDAP lab as research master student and will work on her master thesis. Read more about her research objectives here

Our paper "As they wait: Anticipatory neural response to evaluative peer feedback varies by pubertal status and social anxiety", led by CoDAP lab member Selin Topel has been published in Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience. This paper was a collaborative effort between the CoDAP lab and Michael Crowley's team @Yale.

Our paper "Neural correlates of acceptance and rejection in online speed dating: An electroencephalography study" is published in Cognitive, Affective, and Behavioral Neuroscience. This paper resulted from a collaborative effort between the CoDAP lab and the Shenzen Institute of Neuroscience (China)

Selin Topel has been nominated for "best master thesis" of the academic year 2019-2020 for the research master track of Psychology. Congratulations Selin !!!

CoDAP member Selin Topel has been awarded two scholarships to fund her internship at the Yale Child Study Center. Selin was awarded a Minerva scholarship, as well as a grant from the Leiden University Fund for students. At Yale, Selin will be trained in setting up and running an experiment that examines the neural underpinnings of biased social learning in socially anxious and autistic children. During her internship Selin will be supervised by Dr. Michael Crowley (local supervisor) and Dr. Melle van der Molen (Leiden University supervisor).