Join us for this semester’s digital research colloquium with interesting talks every second Friday!

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In their new paper, Lukas Hahn and Jonas Rose show that measuring working memory on a behavioral level and investigating the underlying physiological processes can reveal qualitative and quantitative differences in cognition between different animal species.

Click here to read: Working Memory as an Indicator for Comparative Cognition – Detecting Qualitative and Quantitative Differences

Come meet us at our virtual posters at FENS!

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We thank DFG for funding our new project Evolutionary Optimisation of Neuronal Processing

In a new paper, Erica Fongaro explores cognitive control in crows. She found that the birds not only use attention to select relevant stimuli, they also control the maintenance of information already held in working memory.

Click here to read: Crows control working memory before and after stimulus encoding

We thank the Volkswagen Foundation for extending funding duration to another three years!

join us for two days of birds, brains, and behavior

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Please join us for interesting talks on corvid cognition!