📢 New paper! Led by @fquirmbach.bsky.social we combined a VR delayed-movement paradigm with pupillometry & eye-hand tracking - under standard/nonstandard visual hand movement feedback - to reveal oculomotor correlates of action planning under uncertainty: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...

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Our study provides novel insights into the planning and execution of coordinated eye-hand movements by showing that oculomotor responses reflect predictive processes related to motor planning under e...

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(1/5) 🎉 Excited to share our latest @springer.springernature.com #paper: We investigated how people perceive delayed vs spatially offset visual feedback and whether active movement improves mismatch detection. 📄 doi.org/10.3758/s13423-026-02967-8 with Peng Wang and @jlimanowski.bsky.social

Very happy to share my first first-author paper! 🎉 A big thank you to my co-authors and everyone who contributed to this work.

Jakub Limanowski@jlimanowski.bsky.social · 7d ago

😀New lab paper by @fannipeters.bsky.social, with a (somewhat) new angle on comparing perceptual sensitivity to visuomotor kinematic asynchronies a.k.a. visual feedback delays - vs mere positional mismatches: link.springer.com/article/10.3...

Wie wird am Institut für Psychologie geforscht? 🧠🔍 Kann das Gehirn eine Gummihand als die eigene wahrnehmen? 🤔 Findet es beim Tag der Wissenschaft @unigreifswald.bsky.social heraus! Wir zeigen Euch: 🧠 EEG 💻 Handmodelle in VR 🖐️ die Rubber-Hand-Illusion Kommt vorbei – wir freuen uns auf euch!

My first first-author paper has just been published. If you are interested in brain stimulation and / or visuo-proprioceptive conflict, check out the paper below. doi.org/10.1007/s110... A big thank you to my amazing co-authors and supervisors, especially @jlimanowski.bsky.social!

Occipital tACS does not modulate manual performance but fixation variability under visuo-proprioceptive conflict - Neurophysiology

The modulation of oscillations at alpha and beta frequency ranges recorded over sensory cortices has been linked to the top-down weighting of sensory information relative to (competing) information from other modalities. Here, using a virtual reality-based hand-target matching task under visuo-proprioceptive conflict, we tested whether alpha-/beta-tACS over the occipital cortex would improve action performance when conflicting visual movement feedback needed to be ignored in favor of proprioception. Participants had to match a target rhythm with either their unseen real hand (RH) grasping movements, or with the movements of a virtual hand (VH) that displayed their actual movements after a constant time delay. Visual movement feedback was, consequently, either task-relevant (VH task) or a distractor (RH task). In a cross-over, double-blind, within-subject design, we applied either low-intensity (2 mA peak-to-peak) transcranial alternating current stimulation (tACS) at 10 Hz (“alpha”) or 20 Hz (“beta”), or sham, over the occipital cortex during this task. Neither alpha- nor beta-tACS significantly affected hand-target matching performance, but fixation variability in the RH condition significantly decreased during beta-tACS relative to sham stimulation. Thus, despite not directly modulating manual performance, occipital beta-tACS could have facilitated ignoring the mismatching (distracting) visual movement feedback when needed.

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I was delighted to attend the #PuG2026 and present my poster on tDCS during adaptation to visuomotor conflict!

Had a great time at #PuG2026 in Heidelberg and was happy to present my poster on visuo-proprioceptive conflict and embodiment! Thanks to everyone who stopped by. I really enjoyed the inspiring discussions!

Had a great time attending #PuG2026 this year and presenting my poster on visuo-proprioceptive conflict and brain stimulation!

👍🤩 Auch das Institut für Psychologie wird dabei sein, mit Einblicken in unsere verschiedenen Forschungsaktivitäten und spannenden Hirnmessungen "hautnah"! (11-13 Uhr)

Universität Greifswald@unigreifswald.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Am 27. Juni feiern wir den Tag der Wissenschaft! 🎉🔬 Mit Experimenten, Führungen, Vorträgen und Mitmachangeboten machen wir Forschung an diesem Tag für alle erlebbar. Im Fokus stehen die Themen One Health und 75 Jahre Mathematisch-Naturwissenschaftliche Fakultät der Uni Greifswald. 🌍🎓✨

It’s finally happening on 12 June: 🎉 We warmly invite you to the Psychoball at Straze in Greifswald! Look forward to a festive evening with great music and a chance to celebrate together away from the daily grind of university life.

*Infoveranstaltung: Master Psychologie* 📅 14.04.2026 | 🕓 16:00 🏠 Greifswald oder via Zoom Schon eine Idee, wie es nach deinem Bachelor weitergeht? Wie wäre es mit dem Master Psychologie an der Universität Greifswald? 👇

🧠 The brain doesn’t just feel the body—it already knows it. Join our online seminar with Prof. Patrick Haggard 📅 April 15th | Discover how touch perception relies on an internal body map—and why illusions like Weber’s reveal hidden self-knowledge. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

BRNet online Seminar, April15th 2025, 3.00 pm, CET - Patrick Haggard

BRNet is pleased to inaugurate the 2026 seminar series with Prof. Patrick Haggard, whose work has been foundational in shaping the field of body representation. SELF-KNOWLEDGE AND SOMATOSENSORY PERCE...

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Give your research the presentation it deserves. Join us April 8 for a free, interactive webinar: Mastering Scientific Presentations 💫 Free and open to everyone 🔗 us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regi... #AcademicResearch #ScienceCommunication #SciComm #ScientificPresentations #ResearchImpact

Happy to present my poster „Detection and discrimination of spatial vs temporal visuomotor incongruence“ today at the 13th Mind Brain Body Symposium in Berlin!