News30 September 2026|Faculty newsOpen to participants: Study on Learning Processes in Adolescence and the Consequences of DisordersPhoto: AdobeStock/JackFMany mental disorders have their origins in adolescence. A team at the Faculty of Psychology and Human Movement Science at the University of Hamburg...Contribution from the university's newsroom10 September 2026|Faculty newsOpportunities, Limitations, and Challenges in EEG ResearchPhoto: AdobeStock/dule964The electroencephalogram, or EEG for short, visualizes electrical activity in the brain and is an important research tool. But what can it reveal...Contribution from the university's newsroom16 June 2026|Faculty newsStress and the Menstrual Cycle: How Two Students Are Bringing a Female Perspective to ResearchPhoto: privatHow does the female menstrual cycle affect stress perception? Two psychology students at the University of Hamburg are investigating this research gap...Contribution from the university's newsroom1 June 2026|Faculty newsLimited Connections: How Stress Affects Our BrainPhoto: AdobeStock/Sebastian KaulitzkiOur brain automatically compares new information with existing memories and links them together. Through this integration into our memory, we build...Contribution from the university's newsroom13 May 2026|ForschungDoing the Research: What drives us?Photo: privatThe University of Hamburg is the scientific home to more than 6,200 researchers. Every 2 weeks, we offer a glimpse into their work as part of the...Contribution from the university's newsroom15 April 2026|Faculty newsAuszeichnung: Prof. Reer unter den deutschen Top-MedizinernProf. Dr. med. Rüdiger Reer (Arbeitsbereich Sport- und Bewegungsmedizin) zählt auch 2025/2026 erneut zu den vom STERN ausgezeichneten Top-Medizinern...Show all news
