Topics for Bachelor's Theses
Overview of the bachelor thesis topics of this professorship
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Please send an email to Prof. Dr. Paul Sauseng in case you are interested in writing your bachelor thesis at the Chair of Neuropsychology and Cognitive Neuroscience.
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Betreuungsperson der Bachelorarbeit: Prof. Dr. P. SausengDie Themen werden Anfang des Semesters in einer Präsenzsitzung vergeben.
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What can resting-state EEG tell us about the sleep-deprived brain, and how do these neural changes relate to altered cognitive functioning?
Beschreibung: What can resting-state EEG tell us about the sleep-deprived brain, and how do these neural changes relate to altered cognitive functioning?
Kontakt: Yifan Zeng, E-Mail[ Einzelthema ]
Status: offen (erfasst / geändert: 17.02.2026)Can EEG neurofeedback be used for treating insomnia?
Beschreibung: Can EEG neurofeedback be used for treating insomnia?
Kontakt: Paul Sauseng, E-Mail[ Einzelthema ]
Status: offen (erfasst / geändert: 04.02.2026)What is the effect of aerobic exercise on the P3 component of the event-related potential in the EEG?
Beschreibung: What is the effect of aerobic exercise on the P3 component of the event-related potential in the EEG?
Kontakt: Paul Sauseng, E-Mail[ Einzelthema ]
Status: offen (erfasst / geändert: 04.02.2026)Does tDCS over the frontal eye field influence visual attentional processing?
Beschreibung: Does tDCS over the frontal eye field influence visual attentional processing?
Kontakt: Paul Sauseng, E-Mail[ Einzelthema ]
Status: offen (erfasst / geändert: 04.02.2026)How do objective vs. subjective assessments of visual awareness differ from one another and how does this relate to differences in electrophysiological signatures?
Beschreibung: How do objective vs. subjective assessments of visual awareness differ from one another and how does this relate to differences in electrophysiological signatures?
Kontakt: Charline Peylo, E-Mail[ Einzelthema ]
Status: offen (erfasst / geändert: 04.02.2026)What has mobile EEG research taught us about real-world cognition and what does that tell us about the relationship between field and laboratory research?
Beschreibung: What has mobile EEG research taught us about real-world cognition and what does that tell us about the relationship between field and laboratory research?
Kontakt: Charline Peylo, E-Mail[ Einzelthema ]
Status: offen (erfasst / geändert: 04.02.2026)Which (if any) are the most promising lifestyle interventions for reducing aging- and/or disease-related cognitive decline?
Beschreibung: Which (if any) are the most promising lifestyle interventions for reducing aging- and/or disease-related cognitive decline?
Kontakt: Charline Peylo, E-Mail[ Einzelthema ]
Status: offen (erfasst / geändert: 04.02.2026)What evidence suggests that focused ultrasound neuromodulation is unsafe for use in human research?
Beschreibung: What evidence suggests that focused ultrasound neuromodulation is unsafe for use in human research?
Kontakt: Paul Taylor, E-Mail[ Einzelthema ]
Status: offen (erfasst / geändert: 04.02.2026)To what extent are any putative benefits of transcranial magnetic stimulation on depression entirely driven by placebo effects?
Beschreibung: To what extent are any putative benefits of transcranial magnetic stimulation on depression entirely driven by placebo effects?
Kontakt: Paul Taylor, E-Mail[ Einzelthema ]
Status: offen (erfasst / geändert: 04.02.2026)Electrophysiological signatures of how the brain processes humour
Beschreibung: Got the joke? If so, how did your brain do that? Find out which EEG signals corralate with processing of humour.
Kontakt: Paul Sauseng, E-Mail[ Einzelthema ]
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