Thesis on Neurophysiological Underpinnings of Cognitive Control

We invite students from the fields of Psychology, Neuroscience, Neuroengineering, Informatics, or comparable backgrounds, to write a bachelor or master thesis, or a study project with us.
About the project: The student will join a project aiming to deepen our understanding of how brain activity patterns during rest can predict individual differences in cognitive control. More specifically, the student will independently (re-)analyze an (already collected) set of EEG data to test how individual resting state EEG characteristics, such as functional connectivity measures, relate to cognitive abilities. For more details, please see the attached document.