"Mind and Time: Philosophical and Psychological Perspectives" - I am pleased to have contributed a chapter on intertemporal choice to this interdisciplinary book, together with coauthors Kristof Keidel and Carsten Murawski. Nomos Verlag Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn University of Melbourne nomos-shop.de/karl-alber/tit…

Congratulations Holly Cooper 🥰👏 Very interesting findings!!

During #LGBTHistoryMonth the PSI-CHIASM study is still recruiting 50+ people (any sexual orientation and gender identity) to investigate risk of cognitive decline in the LGBT+ community - survey here: brunellifesc.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_do… Brunel LGBTQIA+ Centre for Cognitive & Clinical Neuroscience 🧠 Brunel Psychology

A great 2 days at the INTED2026 where I presented our work on our study where we created an AI-driven Virtual Coach

It was fun presenting some cool and interesting sleep findings at the annual BSPID conference 2024 University of Salford Many thanks to my supervisor Prof Veena Kumari & collaborators/mentors Ulrich Ettinger Rakesh Pandey (राकेश पाण्डेय) for their unwavering support 😊 @ccnbrunel Brunel University of London

Day 1 of commenting on another MYTH. I find it super hilarious when people push the elite 4:00 AM ideas on others without actually knowing the severe health (physical & mental) consequences of it. Tip: follow your intrinsic body cycle. #chronotype #evening #sleep

Looking forward to presenting at the Brunel-Bonn Research Symposium on "Cognitive Control: From Psychological and Neural Mechanisms to Clinical Implications"! To register: forms.office.com/e/5zAfXUaQMb Satyam Chauhan Centre for Cognitive & Clinical Neuroscience 🧠 Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn

It was fun presenting some early yet interesting findings at the Brunel-Bonn Research Symposium 2024. Thank you to everyone who joined us online and in person.😊 And a special thanks to Prof Veena Kumari, Prof Ulrich Ettinger , Dr Martina Vanova Centre for Cognitive & Clinical Neuroscience 🧠

Interesting findings of sleep quality fully mediating chronotype-mental health relationship in non-clinical young adults!! For more details check our new paper in npj Mental Health Research A special thanks to Prof Veena kumari, Prof Ulrich Ettinger, Prof Rakesh Pandey (राकेश पाण्डेय) Centre for Cognitive & Clinical Neuroscience 🧠

The study (funded by BIAL Foundation) conducted by research team Centre for Cognitive & Clinical Neuroscience 🧠 and BHU Official shows that regular meditation practice affects sensorimotor processing. Meditators reporting non-dual awareness during practice showed superior sensorimotor gating, relative to those without.

More evidence that sleep matters in chronotype-mental health relationship, from the UK and Germany. Our new paper is now published in MDPI (mdpi.com) Ulrich Ettinger Rakesh Pandey (राकेश पाण्डेय) Centre for Cognitive & Clinical Neuroscience 🧠 Brunel Research

Congratulations Martina Vanova 😊 That's in my Sunday reading list...

Are Higher Ed assessments engaging and authentic? We explored how student motivation influences assessment preferences. 🔗 Read it: doi.org/10.1080/233118… Dr Pauldy Otermans #HigherEducation #AssessmentDesign #StudentMotivation #EducationalResearch

Our new paper found no chronotype effect in adults aged 18–45 but noted synchrony (better performance at optimal times) influenced attention, inhibition, and memory. In older adults, there was evidence of a synchrony effect, especially on tasks involving fluid abilities.

New paper alert: Circadian rhythmicity in prepulse inhibition of the acoustic startle response: A study of chronotype and time-of-day effects in young healthy adults. Ulrich Ettinger #chronotype #prepulseinhibition #sleep #timeofday Brunel Research dx.doi.org/10.1177/026988…