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Together with the Polish National Science Center, the German Research Foundation has awarded a BEETHOVEN grant to Prof. Dr. Beatrice Kuhlmann.

Dr. Daniel Heck is going to leave our team on the first of October of 2019 to head the work group for Methodology of the Philipps-University Marburg. We congratulate Daniel Heck cordially for his appointment as professor and wish him success and happiness in his new position!

On Monday, August 26, 2019, our former colleague and CDSS doctoral student Yiqi Li successfully defended her dissertation entitled: “Visual search as a queueing process”. Congratulations Yiqi!

The Psycho3 Running Team scored a remarkable 7th place in the mixed category of this year's SRH Dämmer marathon. Many congratulations to the team!

Dr. Daniel Heck has been selected as a Rising Star in the Association for Psychological Science (APS).  APS Rising Stars reflect the best and brightest of young academics in psychological science whose innovative work has already advanced the field and shows great potential for their continued ...

Daniel Heck will be honored with the Heinz-Heckhausen Award for his dissertation “Processing tree models for discrete and continuous variables” at this year's conference of the German Psychological Society (DGPs) at Frankfurt. The Heinz-Heckhausen Award is awarded biannually by the DGPs and honors ...

Dr. Lena Nadarevic and Malte Zimdahl (together with Dr. Monika Undorf) were honored with the “TeaP Selected Poster Award” at this year's conference of experimental psychologists (“Tagung experimentell arbeitender Psychologen (TeaP)”) at Marburg. The prize is anually given by the DGPs and honors ...

The Psycho3 Running Team scored a remarkable 8th place in the mixed category of this year's SRH Dämmer marathon. Many congratulations to the team!

The DFG Research Training Group “Statistical Modelling in Psychology” offers 8 scholarships for its Ph.D. program. For more information please visit this site.

Richard D. Morey of Cardiff University recently published a post on Psychonomic Society's blog featuring the article Extending multinomial processing tree models to measure the relative speed of cognitive processes by Daniel Heck and Edgar Erdfelder, which was published 2016 in Psychonomic Bulletin ...