Joint European Projects on Cognitive Aging

Aging Projects in Europe

  • The role of language experience and surprisal for learning and memory
    Jutta Kray, Katja Häuser – Saarland University, Germany – 2022-2026
  • The aging episodic memory and its plasticity: A cross-cultural approach
    Jutta Kray, Axel Mecklinger, Juan Li – Saarland University, Germany & Chinese Academy of Science, China – 2019-2023
  • Development of traffic safety-related personal characteristics of seniors: A longitudinal study
    Stephan Getzmann, Edmund Wascher, Georg Rudinger – IfADo & uzbonn, Germany – 2016-2023
  • Auditory scene analysis and focusing of attention in speech understanding in younger and older adults
    Stephan Getzmann – IfADo, Germany – 2015-2023
  • Influence of interruptions on attention and working memory performance in younger and older adults
    Stephan Getzmann, Daniel Schneider – IfADo, Germany – 2021-2024
  • Investigation of auditory and audio-visual motion perception in real and virtual 3D environments and the influences of attention and training (DFG Priority Programme AUDICTIVE) Stephan Getzmann – IfADo, Rainer Martin – Ruhr University Bochum, Germany – 2021-2027
  • Building interventions to improve quality of life in old age: supporting intergenerational communication, decisions about care and health behaviours.
    Louise Phillips, Katharina Schnitzspahn, Stephen Makin, Claire Wallace, Lorna Philip, Julia Allan, Louise Locock, University of Aberdeen, Scotland. 2022-2026
  • Compensatory brain activity in older adults. The search for the electrophysiological indicators of cognitive processes involved in this activity, and its possible changes induced by working memory training. Ludmila Zając-Lamparska – Kazimierz Wielki University, Poland – 2018-2022
  • Neuroplay. Developing an intuitive, portable training device based on the biofeedback method, aimed to support cognitive functioning in aging. Ludmila Zajac-Lamparska; Monika Wilkosc-Debczynska; Aleksander Araszkiewicz; Tomasz Senderek, Aleksander Sobotnicki, Radosław Tracz – Kazimierz Wielki University, Poland; Nicolaus Copernicus University – Collegium Medicum + entrepreneurs / partners of the consortium – 2018-2021
  • Day-to-day behavior captured on the smartphone as a measure of cognitive status in aging
    Arko Gosh, Guido Band, Richard Ridderinkhof – Leiden University and University of Amsterdam – 2019-2023