Author: mind-child
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paper on early intervention in autism
We just published a paper in which we showed arousal regulation as relevant mediator in autism early intervention therapy. Check it out: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00787-025-02738-1
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Top-Rated Abstract at INSAR 2025
Our poster ““Experimental Manipulation of Sensory Processing in Electroencephalography and Pupillometry” (Abstract ID# 50079, Final Number 405.244)” received a top-rated abstract award for INSAR 2025 based on the SEGA project results (project lead: Anna K. Müller) Nico Bast will be presenting the respective poster at INSAR 2025 on Thursday 1pm at the poster session (Abstract…
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paper on machine learning in video data
have a look at our new paper: http://doi.org/10.1002/aur.70020. It combines machine learning and computer vision paper to semi-automatically detect repetitive behavior in video data. Congratulations to Christian Lemler for finishing his main project!
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Paula Neubauer joins the team
We welcome Paula Neubauer to our team! In the next half year, she will do a research stay at the lab and work on her Master’s thesis
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conference attendances in 2025
We finalized our conference attendances for 2025 and are planning to be presented at the following conferences with symposia, talks, and posters: Hoping to see you there!
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Iskra Todorova joins the team!
We welcome Iskra Todorova as Research Associate in our Team. She has been a valuable part in various positions in the department in the past, but will now focus on her PhD. within the LOCUS-MENTAL project: Hi Iskra!
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Nico Bast receives Herman-Emminghaus Prize 2024
link to the original press release Here is an AI generated translation of the text: Dr. Nico Bast receives the Hermann Emminghaus Award 2024 The psychotherapist and head of the Clinical Research Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (KJP) at the University Medical Center Frankfurt, Dr. Nico Bast, has been awarded the prestigious Hermann Emminghaus…
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LOCUS-MENTAL is funded
Here is the original press release on receiving funding for the research group. Here is a AI-translation to Englisch: The research project LOCUS-MENTAL aims to determine whether part of the risk for mental illnesses can be predicted by measuring the pupil responses in toddlers. Young children and schoolchildren with an increased risk could then be…