Apr 14, 2021 - Dec 02, 2026; Event Series
Bühler Talks
The Bühler Talks feature distinguished scholars—primarily from the field of psychology—from other universities or faculties, who present insights into their current research. Faculty members returning from sabbatical also contribute by sharing recent findings.
The series is named in honour of Charlotte and Karl Bühler, two pioneering psychologists whose work laid important foundations in developmental psychology, language theory, and the philosophy of mind. Their interdisciplinary contributions continue to inspire psychological research today.
Further information about their lives and work can be found here.
NOTE: You can access the current lectures at the end of this schedule (last page).
May 20, 2026; Colloquium
S. Haegens: Beta frequency shifts in decision making: Spectral fingerprints or communication channels?
Jun 17, 2026; Colloquium
A. Kiyonaga: Working Memory Beyond the Cortex
Jul 22, 2026; Colloquium
J. Limanowski: Body models in the brain: linking adaptive action and self-other distinction
Nov 25, 2026; Symposium
Bühler Symposium: Building and testing Theories in New Ways
Prof. Dr. Andreas Glöckner (Köln University)
01069 Dresden