The Mind, Brain, and Behavior Research Center and the Institute of Mathematics of the University of Granada receive the accreditation recognizing them as a 'María de Maeztu Unit of Excellence in Research
As part of the strategic plan linked to the "María de Maeztu" Seal of Excellence award, CIMCYC is recruiting a staff scientist to support advanced neuroimaging data analyses of research projects carried out at the center.
The hired person will be in charge of designing, promoting and managing scientific culture projects associated with CIMCYC's research lines, with the aim of giving greater visibility and impact to the research activity carried out at the center. This role will focus on the transfer of the research carried out at CIMCYC to the social and industrial areas.
Everything is ready for the summer school “CIMCYC International Doctoral Summer School: Representations in Cognitive Neuroscience.
The Institute of Mathematics of Granada (IMAG) and the Research Center for Mind, Brain, and Behavior (CIMCYC), both institutes of the University of Granada recognized as María de Maeztu Units of Excellence, have started holding meetings to identify common research interests.
Information for participating in the IV Interuniversity Conference of Doctoral Students in Psychology UMA-UGR.
Researchers at CIMCYC has conducted a systematic review and meta-analysis on the perception of the severity of gender-based violence by different individuals and its relationship with attitudes towards it
From the Mind, Brain, and Behavior Research Center at the University of Granada, researchers Sofía Schwartz-Salazar, Rocío Martínez, and Rosa Rodríguez-Bailón, in collaboration with researcher Efraín García Sánchez (Stanford University), have developed a new psychosocial instrument to assess the perception of gender inequality, called MuGIPS (Multidimensional Gender Inequality Perception Scale).
In the present study, we aim to functionally identify the inferior salivatory nucleus (ISN).
A researcher from CIMCYC, in collaboration with researchers from Goethe University Frankfurt, the University of Santiago de Compostela, and the University of Minho, has created a detailed standard description of the factors that contribute to gender transparency, as well as a model that allows for its quantification and, therefore, the making of specific predictions regarding the acquisition, representation, and processing of gender.
