Kognitions-wissenschaften

Geförderte Vorhaben

• CS18-012 Claus Lamm (University of Vienna)
  Convergent evolution of the social brain? A comparative dog-human fMRI approach (EVOSOCBRAIN)
  Dauer: 48 Monate, Fördersumme: € 600.000
• CS18-019 Hans-Ulrich Dodt (Vienna University of Technology)
  High resolution visualization of memory traces in the brain
  Dauer: 66 Monate, Fördersumme: € 598.580
• CS18-021 Leonida Fusani (University of Vienna)
  Comparative aesthetics: A novel approach to investigate multi-modal attractiveness in humans and animals
  Dauer: 55 Monate, Fördersumme: € 515.000
• CS18-023 Alice Auersperg (University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna)
  The innovation problem: factors influencing innovative tool use in human infants and cockatoos
  Dauer: 61 Monate, Fördersumme: € 600.000
• CS18-039 Thomas Klausberger (Medical University of Vienna)
  Prefrontal circuits for cognitive flexibility in an extradimensional set-shifting task for mice and humans
  Dauer: 60 Monate, Fördersumme: € 599.600
• CS18-042 Sabine Tebbich (University of Vienna)
  Coping with change: The influence of early experience, nutrition and stress on behavioral flexibility
  Dauer: 60 Monate, Fördersumme: € 584.700

Geförderte Vorhaben

• CS15-001 Ulrich Ansorge (University of Vienna)
  How language shapes perception and cognition: A contrastive study of space and evidentiality in German and Korean
  Dauer: 64 Monate, Fördersumme: € 599.900
• CS15-003 Giorgia Silani (University of Vienna)
  "Wanting" and "Liking": The Neurochemical and Neurocognitive Basis of Primary and Social Reward in Humans
  Dauer: 66 Monate, Fördersumme: € 600.000
• CS15-018 Sarah Marshall (University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna)
  A New Look at Domestication: The Role of Oxytocin in Wolves’ and Dogs’ Social Relationships with Conspecific and Human Partners
  Dauer: 60 Monate, Fördersumme: € 599.900
• CS15-033 Matthaeus Willeit (Medical University of Vienna)
  Imaging the functional and molecular impact of poly-unsaturated fatty acids on dopamine-dependent cognitive functions: a combined [11C]-(+)-PHNO PET/MRI study at different stages of cognitive impairment
  Dauer: 60 Monate, Fördersumme: € 593.900
• CS15-036 Raphael Rosenberg (University of Vienna)
  Universal Aesthetics of Lines and Colors? Effects of Culture, Expertise, and Habituation
  Dauer: 48 Monate, Fördersumme: € 598.300

Geförderte Vorhaben

• CS11-005 Ludwig Huber (University of Vienna)
  Like me: The evolutionary and neuro-cognitive basis of the link between imitation, empathy and prosocial behaviour in dogs and humans
  Dauer: 51 Monate, Fördersumme: € 500.000
• CS11-008 Christine Schwab (University of Vienna)
  Modelling social transmission: how relationships, group size and group structure influence social learning in wild and captive corvids
  Dauer: 37 Monate, Fördersumme: € 360.000
• CS11-009 Ulrich Ansorge (Universität Wien)
  Modeling Visual Attention as a Key Factor in Visual Recognition and Quality of Experience
  Dauer: 48 Monate, Fördersumme: € 401.200
• CS11-016 Claus Lamm (University of Vienna)
  The role of the opioid system for empathic responses to pain and their link to prosocial behaviour - OPIOIDEMPATHY
  Dauer: 48 Monate, Fördersumme: € 500.000
• CS11-023 Helmut Leder (Universität Wien)
  Time makes the difference! Uncovering the nature of aesthetic experience
  Dauer: 41 Monate, Fördersumme: € 392.200
• CS11-026 Zsofia Viranyi (Veterinärmedizinische Universität Wien)
  The semantics of talking with the eyes and gestures: the hormonal and cognitive underpinnings of comprehending cooperative intentional communication in domestic dogs and wolves
  Dauer: 45 Monate, Fördersumme: € 499.000
• CS11-029 Andrew Straw (Research Institute of Molecular Pathology (IMP))
  Algorithms, neural circuitry, and genetics of high-level visual behavior in the fly
  Dauer: 60 Monate, Fördersumme: € 359.600

Geförderte Vorhaben

• SC08-COG-003 Thomas Klausberger (Medical University of Vienna)
  Cognitive Neurobiology
  Dauer: 62 Monate, Fördersumme: € 1.500.000