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Researchers Sara Mata, Isabel Monte-Tablada and Francisca Serrano from the Mind, Brain and Behavior Research Center of the University of Granada (UGR), with Bart Vogelaar, a researcher from the University of Leiden (The Netherlands), have published in the prestigious journal Dyslexia data on the validation of the Assessment Test of Learning Potential for Literacy (EPALE; designed by Mata and Serrano, 2019).

On April 5, Palestinian Children's Day, we interviewed researchers from the NeuroDev Project to discuss child neurodevelopment and the importance of strengthening research, training and quality care in Palestine. 

The Master in Cognitive and Behavioral Neuroscience invites to the CIMCYC Talks “Who is to blame for the variability in the effects of Predictions on Memory?”, with Javier Ortiz Tudela, researcher at the CIMCYC.

On Tuesday, April 1st, H.M. Queen Letizia visited the Mind, Brain and Behavior Research Center. It was an opportunity to discuss CIMCYC's research excellence and its impact on improving the quality of life and advancing knowledge in Psychology and Neuroscience.  

The call to hire full-time predoctoral researchers to carry out a PhD co-supervised by a CIMCYC member and a researcher of an international university is now open. With this we aim to highlight the internationalization of our research activities and to support and strengthen core research lines at our center.
We offer 3 positions in the research lines of Clinical Neuropsychology, Development, Individual Differences or Social Inequalities. Selected students will receive funding for 4 years to conduct a PhD in a project within one of these lines, and will be able to perform a research stay at the institution of their international co-supervisor.

The Mind, Brain and Behavior Research Center (CIMCYC) is preparing to welcome students from El Palo High School (Málaga) on Thursday, April 4th. The main objective of this visit is to bridge the gap between students and the fascinating world of Psychology research, offering them a close and real look at the scientific work carried out at the center.

The Cognitive Neuroscience Research Group (HUM-379) of the Mind, Brain and Behavior Research Center has been distinguished with the XXIII edition of the Social Council Award, in recognition of its outstanding research work and its significant impact on the dissemination and transfer of knowledge for the improvement of people's quality of life.

This meeting will focus on discussing novel findings about the neural mechanisms of consciousness and exploring their broader implications within cognitive neuroscience.

A study by researchers from different CIMCYC groups explored how brain stimulation (specifically, transcranial magnetic stimulation or TMS) in frontal regions of the brain can affect conscious perception processes.

The book "Las Pérdidas y sus Duelos. New Perspectives in the Study, Evaluation and Intervention" was published by Editorial Pirámide. It was coordinated by Francisco Cruz Quintana and María Nieves Pérez Marfil, members of CIMCYC, and Manuel Fernández Alcántara, from the University of Alicante, with the participation of national and international authors of great relevance in the study of grief and loss processes.