Organization
Spokesperson
Deputy Spokesperson
IMPRS Coordinator
IMPRS Board
Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences, Leipzig
- Prof. Christian Doeller
- Prof. Angela D. Friederici
- Prof. Gesa Hartwigsen
- Prof. Arno Villringer
- Prof. Nikolaus Weiskopf
Leipzig University
TU Dresden
Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience at UCL, London
Module Conveners
Module conveners are the primary contact persons for the IMPRS Coordinator when it comes to: i) development, planning, and evaluation of the quality of the module curricular activities, ii) planning the content of the summer school (e.g. suggesting topics, speakers, organizing workshops, and poster evaluation), and iii) organization of the admission interviews of the respective module. On the other side, module conveners collect feedback from their module's faculty and communicate this to the IMPRS management.
- Dr Sofie Valk (Module I: Cognitive Neuroscience)
- Dr Falk Eippert (Module II: Translational and Clinical Neuroscience)
- Dr Evgeniya Kirilina (Module III: Development of Neuroimaging and Modeling Methods)
IMPRS Faculty
Members of the IMPRS faculty are expected to participate in: the recruitment process of new IMPRS doctoral students, Thesis Advisory Committees (TAC), the summer school of the IMPRS on Cognitive NeuroImaging and teaching the core curriculum.
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IMPRS on Cognitive NeuroImaging PhD Student Representatives
Three IMPRS doctoral students (at least one should come from a partneer institutionare elected as PhD Representatives for the IMPRS on Cognitive NeuroImaging. Their term of office is one year. Re-election is possible. The main task of the IMPRS PhD Representatives is be to gather PhD student’s feedback regarding their satisfaction with the graduate school itself, supervision, etc. and to communciate this to the IMPRS management. In addition, the IMPRS CoNI PhD reps will be part of the group organizing the IMPRS CoNI retreat taking place every other year.