Currently, I teach a biannual course on Advanced Topics in Perception at Vrije University Amsterdam and I give guest lectures on a voluntary basis.
My position at Utrecht University (2008–2016) included a 60% teaching load. I taught courses on perception, cognition, and neuroscience, as well as statistics, psychophysics, and neuroimaging methods, across all levels. I taught Bachelor students in Psychology, Artificial Intelligence, and University College Utrecht (Utrecht University’s honours college), and taught and supervised M.Sc. students in Neuroscience & Cognition, Cognitive Artificial Intelligence, and Applied Cognitive Psychology programs.
Students can be involved in fMRI, behavioural and modeling studies. Virtually all projects involve Matlab or Python, so having (or willingness to develop!) a certain affinity with coding helps. For more information please contact me.
Cognitive Neuroscience I [1x] (BSc course)
Cognitive Neuroscience II [3x] (BSc course)
Sensation and Perception [4x] (BSc course)
Imaging Human Brain Functions [6x] (BSc course)
Methods in Perception [2x] (BSc course)
Methods, Techniques and Statistics 3 [6x] (BSc course)
Methods in Artificial Intelligence Research [1x] (BSc course)
Fundamentals of Neuroscience and Cognition [5x] (MSc course)
Advanced Topics in Cognitive Sciences [4x] (MSc course)
Advanced Topics in Perception [4x] (MSc course)
Sensory Systems [4x] (PhD course)
fMRI Data Analysis [5x] (BSc course)
Practicum Cognitive Neurobiological Psychology [8x] (BSc course)
fMRI analysis [1x] (PhD course)
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