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News section, which is updated regularly and shows relevant new events from the lab

Congratulations to Fran López-Caballero for his recent PhD degree

Last Tuesday July 30th, 2019, at 11:00 at the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Barcelona, Fran López-Caballero defended his thesis entitled: Evoked and induced activity in the auditory nervous system: deviance detection and brainwave entrainment. The thesis was supervised by Dr. Carles Escera, head of Brainlab, and carried out in part in collaboration […]

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Open Position at the Brainlab: Early Stage Reseacher (FPI contract) in neurocognitive development

The Brainlab is seeking for a highly motivated Early Stage Resarcher (ESR; PhD student) to join our research group and the project entitled The Frequency-Following Response (FFR) in newborns and its role as a potential biomarker for neurocognitive development, (PGC2018-094765-B-I00), financed by the Spanish Ministry of Science. The positions is supported by the Spanish Ministry of Science […]

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Open Position at the Brainlab: Laboratory Technician

The Brainlab is seeking for a highly motivated and skilled laboratory technician to join our research group and to develop cutting-edge methodologies to analyze the EEG signal. The position is supported by the Maria de Maeztu Excellence Programme awarded to the Institute of Neurosciences of the University of Barcelona, to which the Brainlab belongs. Through […]

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Would you like to join the Brainlab for your PhD?

You can now apply for an INPhINIT doctoral fellowship! The Institute of Neurosciences is a Maria de Maeztu excellence center and you can join us both under the Incoming and Retaining modalities. You can find our project for the Incoming modality in the finder searching by project title: “Temporal coding in the neural representation of auditory […]

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A new paper by Cacciaglia and colleagues published in Neuroimage

The paper entitled Auditory predictions shape the neural responses to stimulus repetition and sensory change, by Cacciaglia, Costa-Faidella, Zarnowiec, Grimm, & Escera has just been published in the journal Neuroimage. In this functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) study, we used a so-called “roving standard paradigm” to show a) that deviance-related activation in superior temporal gyrus […]

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