Welcome!

Dear colleagues,

we are pleased to invite you to the 49th Annual Conference "Psychology and Brain" at the University of Hamburg from May 29 to June 01, 2024.

Organized in cooperation with the Division of Biological Psychology and Neuropsychology of the German Psychological Society (DGPs) and the German Society for Psychophysiology and its Application (DPGA), the tradition-rich conference will offer a broad spectrum ranging from the neurobiological foundations of behavior to application-oriented psychological research. The conference program will offer top-class keynote lectures, topic-specific lecture symposia and scientific poster sessions as well as pre-conference workshops for young scientists - and last but not least diverse opportunities for exchange and networking in a Hanseatic atmosphere.

The whole team is looking forward to welcoming you in Hamburg!

  • Helen Blank
  • Patrick Bruns
  • Anja Riesel
  • Brigitte Röder
  • Sebastian Gluth
  • Lars Schwabe
  • Nico Schuck
  • Tina Lonsdorf
  • Jan Wacker

Responsible for the website: Celestina Hermida da Costa

News

The conference is fully booked. Registration for the social evening is open until May 5 only for registered participants.Please note that there will be no possibility to register for the conference or the social evening on site.

Keynote Speakers




To the program

Location

This year's annual conference "Psychlogy and Brain" will be held at the Burgerhaus Wilhelmsburg.

Bürgerhaus Wilhelmsburg
Mengestr. 20
21107 Hamburg

www.buewi.de


Registration

Tickets Early Registration
untill
03/31/2024
Full Registration
untill
05/27/2024
Social evening
Members
DGPs/DGPA
210€ 270€ 125€
Non-Members 280€ 350€ 125€
Students
/PhD*
110€ 140€ 95€

Register now!

We would like to point out that we will be offering a limited number of discounted party tickets (from 10.30pm) for students and doctoral candidates later on. The availability of these tickets depends on the number of regular ticket sales.

Submit presentation

An abstract must be written for each contribution to an accepted symposium. The length must not exceed 250 words. Please note that abstracts must be written in English. Please do not use graphics or linking.