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The “Brain Products Young Scientist Award” recognizes a young researcher’s outstanding publication in the field of EEG-based psychophysiological research. Here is a short portrait of the winner in 2025, Maren Giersiepen.
The “Brain Products Young Scientist Award” recognizes a young researcher’s outstanding publication in the field of EEG-based psychophysiological research. Here is a short portrait of the winner in 2024, Dr. Nina Coy.
The “Brain Products Young Scientist Award” recognizes a young researcher’s outstanding publication in the field of EEG-based psychophysiological research. Here is a short portrait of the winner in 2023, Andreas Strube.
The “Brain Products Young Scientist Award” recognizes a young researcher’s outstanding publication in the field of EEG-based psychophysiological research. Here is a short portrait of the winner in 2022, Dr. Marit Petzka.
The “Brain Products Young Scientist Award” recognizes a young researcher’s outstanding publication in the field of EEG-based psychophysiological research. Here is a short portrait of the winner in 2021, Dr. rer. nat. Julian Kosciessa.
The Brain Products Young Scientist Award is presented each year to recognize a young researcher’s outstanding publication in the field of EEG-based psychophysiological research. As this year's winner the independent jury selected Esra Al.
The Brain Products Young Scientist Award is presented each year to recognize a young researcher’s outstanding publication in the field of EEG-based psychophysiological research. As this year's winner the independent jury selected PD Dr. Sebastian Ocklenburg.
The “Brain Products Young Scientist Award” 2018 was handed to Matthias Sperl, M.Sc. for his outstanding publication, titled “Fear extinction recall modulates human frontomedial theta and amygdala activity”, published in Cerebral Cortex; doi: 10.1093/cercor/bhx353.
The “Brain Products Young Scientist Award” 2017 was handed to Dr. Monika Schönauer for her outstanding publication, titled “Decoding material-specific memory reprocessing during sleep in humans”, published in Nature Communications 8, Article number: 15404.
Just as in previous years, Brain Products sponsored a “Young Scientist Award”, granted to a young researcher for an outstanding paper. This year’s winner was Kathrin Ohla (German Institute of Human Nutrition Potsdam-Rehbruecke), who recently received the award at the annual meeting of the German Society for Basic and Applied Psychophysiology.
