Centre for Interdisciplinary Brain Research (CIBR)
Centre for Interdisciplinary Brain Research (CIBR) provides research facilities and support for neuroscientific research across different disciplines.
CIBR houses state-of-the-art techniques for measuring and stimulating brain, ranging from single neuron level to the brain and body functions. Research activities focus especially on brain changes throughout the lifespan in context of learning and development, interventions and wellbeing, and physical exercise.
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Current events and news
5.5.2023
Jyväskylä Brain & Mind PhD Symposium - Crossing Borders in Brain Research 6.6.
5.5.2023
Jyväskylä Health Behaviour Change Research Seminar 31.5.
28.4.2023
Lili Tian's public examination 31.5.
27.4.2023
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Department of Psychology
Business Finland funds research on mental wellbeing data – first steps towards more accessible services
11.4.2023
Researcher of the Month: Miiamaaria Kujala
5.4.2023
Public examinations: 19.4. Sam van Bijnen & 21.4. Mia Illman
8.3.2023
Researcher of the Month: Jan Kujala
7.3.2023
Sharing and publishing brain data at JYU -training 30.3.
6.3.2023
MEG driving license course 24.-26.4.2023
24.2.2023
Symposium of Learning and Socio-Emotional neural functions 24.3.2023
9.2.2023
Guest lecture 10.3. Jussi Tohka, UEF
9.2.2023
BC-Well seminar 22.2.2023
26.1.2023
Researcher of the Month: Piia Astikainen
20.1.2023
Brain Talks 6.2.2023
11.11.2022
Brain Talks -seminar on 28.11.
5.10.2022
Behavioral and Brain Science Seminar 24.-25.11.2022
16.3.2021
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Department of Psychology
The activities of Neurocenter Finland are gaining momentum
20.11.2019
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Department of Psychology
THE ranking: Psychology at JYU among the best in Finland, health sciences and natural sciences also ranked high
17.7.2019
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Department of Psychology
Reproducibility of Brain Responses: High for speech perception, Low for Reading Difficulties
29.4.2019
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Research news
University of Jyväskylä to award 9 honorary doctorates
7.3.2019
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Department of Psychology
Heikki Lyytinen’s UNESCO chair extended
