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The 13th of February we celebrate the roundtable entitled "Women in Science: Different times with the same challenges".

Members of the CIMCYC community, called upon by the University's Goberning Body, have observed a minute of silence in support and solidarity with the victims of the war in Gaza

CIMCYC researchers explore the brain mechanisms of prediction in a new theoretical proposal.

At CIMCYC, we continue to implement initiatives to increase the participation of our researchers in international funding programs.

CIMCYC launches two new initiatives: Regular meetings on EEG and on AI, Mind, and Brain - Spaces for synergy in research and collaborative learning in Psychology and Neuroscience.

In this study, previous results are replicated and extended regarding how a stimulus predicting the possibility of obtaining a reward can increase its ability to cause distraction in a visual attention task. It is observed that this distraction persists even when the stimulus no longer signals the possibility of obtaining a reward.

Researchers from the CTS-436 Group (Psychosocial and Transcultural Aspects of Health and Illness) belonging to the Mind, Brain, and Behavior Research Center at the University of Granada (UGR) and the University of Alicante (UA), in collaboration with the IPIR Institute and other entities, have developed a new assessment scale that allows the evaluation of various responses to grief following the loss of a loved one.

This research aims to explore the origin of gender congruence at the linguistic level and how attitudes and social gender biases can be influenced

Researchers from the LabSex at CIMCYC publish a new study on sexual satisfaction in same-sex couples

Researchers from the Clinical Psychophysiology and Health Promotion Research Group (CTS-261) at the Mind, Brain, and Behavior Research Center of the University of Granada (UGR), in collaboration with other entities, have delved into the study of death anxiety, focusing on caregivers of individuals with chronic illness