Specialisations at the Eötvös Lorand University Budapest
Projects for Specialisation SS2011 & WS2011
The following list displays possible topics for mobility semester project(s) (S-I), which are offered in WS2011.You can also take part in courses of the Budapest Semester in Cognitive Science.
| Project Title | Contact Person | Department/ Lab | Project Description | Qualifications / Requirements | Places | Level |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Connectivity analysis of fMRI data | Mihály Bányai | email | WWW | KFKI Research Institute for Particle and Nuclear Physics, Budapest - Computational Neuroscience Group | Investigating differences in large-scale network connectivity between healthy and schizophrenia subjects related to cognitive control processes. | Basic differential equations, Mathematical statistics, Programming skills (sufficient to work independently) | 1 | Level: S-I, MA |
| History and philosophy of cognition | László Ropolyi | email | WWW | ELTE Department of History and Philosophy of Science | Studying specific topics in the history and philosophy of cognition | Interest in conceptual analysis, philosophy and/or history of culture | 1 | Level: S-I, MA |
| Social and cultural influence of the Internet | László Ropolyi | email | WWW | ELTE Department of History and Philosophy of Science | Analysing the social and cultural impact of the Internet especially on knowledge and cognition | Interest in philosophy of science and technology, theory and history of culture | 1 | Level: S-I, MA |
for other potential supervisors / topics, feel free to contact Laszlo Ropolyi.
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