Tätigkeitsbericht 2002/2003 - IGPP

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6 Collaborations /
Zusammenarbeiten
6.1 Theory and Data Analysis
Prof. Dr. Ad Aertsen, Neurobiology, Universität
Freiburg: Instabilities in cognition.
Prof. Dr. Michael Bach, Opthalmology, Universität
Freiburg: Instabilities in cognition.
Dr. Robert C. Bishop, Philosophy, London School of
Economics: Emergence, determinism.
Dr. Markus Diesmann, Physics, Max-Planck-Institut
für Strömungsforschung, Göttingen, Germany: Computational
neurophysics.
Dr. York Dobyns, Physics, Princeton University: Coupled
map lattices (visiting Febuary 2003, November
2003).
Prof. Dr. Thomas Filk, Physics, Universität Freiburg:
Weak quantum theory.
Prof. Dr. Tilmann Gneiting, Statistics, University of
Washington at Seattle: Probability theory (visiting
March 2003).
Dr. Peter beim Graben, Linguistics, Universität Potsdam:
Complementarity in symbolic dynamics (visiting
October 2003).
Dr. Robert Gütig, Neurobiology, Universität Freiburg:
Statistical methods in mind-matter systems.
Prof. Dr. Robert Jahn, Engineering, Princeton University:
Intention-driven deviations from randomness.
Prof. Dr. Jack Martin, Psychology, Simon Fraser University:
Process and personhood (visiting November
2002).
Prof. Dr. Baidyanath Misra, Physics, International
Solvay Institutes: Chaos (visiting July 2002).
Prof. Hans Primas, Physics, ETH Zürich: Ontic and
epistemic descriptions.
Prof. Dr. Frank Richardson, Psychology, University of
Texas at Austin: Free will, methodology (visiting April
2002).
Dr. Alexa Riehle, Neurophysiology, Centre Nationale
de Recherche Scientifique Marseille, France: Cognitive
motor physiology.
Prof. Dr. Hartmann Römer, Physics, Universität
Freiburg: Weak quantum theory
Dr. Metod Saniga, Physics, Astronomical Institute,
Slovak Academy of Sciences: Time experience (visiting
April 2003).
Dr. Herbert Scheingraber, Physics, Max-Planck-
Institut für extraterrestrische Physik: Time series
analysis, complexity.
Prof. Dr. Martin Schumacher, Biometry, Universität
Freiburg: Meta-analysis.
Prof. Dr. Eilon Vaadia, Neurophysiology, Hebrew University,
Jerusalem, Israel: Neurophysiology of Movement.
6.2 Empirical and Analytical Psychophysics
PD Dr. Peter Achermann, Institute of Pharmacology,
University Zurich, Zurich (Switzerland): Brain functional
states in sleep and wakefulness.
ASC Consortium, head: Prof. Dr. Dieter Vaitl, University
Giessen (Germany): Neuro/psychophysiology
of altered states of consciousness.
Prof. Dr. Johannes Hagel, Institut für Psycho-Physik,
Köln (Germany) and Geneva (Switzerland): Experimental
studies of coupled random event generators.
Prof. Dr. Ivan Havel, Center of Theoretical Study,
Charles University, Prague (Czech Republic): Phenomenological
approach to consciousness; time consciousness.
Prof. Dr. Toshihiko Kinoshita, Kansai Medical School,
Osaka (Japan): Brain functional states under pathological
conditions.
Dr. Thomas Koenig, University Hospital of Psychiatry,
Bern (Switzerland): Development of brain functional
states with age (visiting June 2002).
Dr. István Kondákor, Dept. of Neurology, University of
Pécs (Hungary): Brain functional states under pathological
conditions.
Prof. Dr. Dietrich Lehmann, The KEY Institute for
Brain-Mind Research, University Hospital of Psychiatry,
Zurich (Switzerland): Brain functional states and
states of consciousness.
Prof. Dr. Christoph M. Michel, University Hospital
of Neurology, Geneva (Switzerland): Brain functional
states under pathological conditions (visiting
May 2003).
Dr. Adrian Parker, Dept. of Psychology, University
of Gothenburg (Sweden): Dyadic communication in
ganzfeld.
Prof. Dr. David L. Robinson, University of Kuwait,
Sufat (Kuwait): Brain electrical dynamics and personality
differences (visiting July 2003).
6.3 Cultural Studies and Social Research
Prof. Dr. Michael Charlton, Psychologie, Universität
Freiburg: kultur- und medienpsychologische Theorien/Methoden.
Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Eßbach, Soziologie, Universität
Freiburg: Fachtagung “Der maximal Fremde”, kulturanthropologische
Diskurse.
Prof. Dr. Hubert Knoblauch, Soziologie, TU Berlin:
Nahtod-Forschung, wissenssoziologische Phänomenologie,
methodologische Grundfragen.
Prof. Dr. Judith, Schlehe, Ethnologie, Universität
Freiburg: Fachtagung “Der maximal Fremde”.