Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences

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The Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences is a leading German research institute focused on understanding the neural and cognitive mechanisms underlying human thought, perception, and behavior.

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instanceOf Max Planck Institute
neuroscience research institute
research institute
collaboratesWith University of Leipzig
other Max Planck Institutes
country Germany
employs clinicians
computer scientists
neuroscientists
physicists
psychologists
fieldOfWork cognitive neuroscience
cognitive science
developmental cognitive neuroscience
language processing
motor control
neuroimaging
neuroscience
perception research
psychology
social neuroscience
focusesOn brain function
human behavior
human perception
neural mechanisms of human cognition
hasDivision Department of Cognitive and Neuroscience research groups
Department of Neurology
Department of Neurophysics
Department of Psychology
languageOfWork English
German
locatedIn Germany
Leipzig
Saxony
mission to understand the neural and cognitive mechanisms underlying human behavior
to understand the neural and cognitive mechanisms underlying human perception
to understand the neural and cognitive mechanisms underlying human thought
namedAfter Max Planck
partOf Max Planck Society
researchApproach computational
experimental
interdisciplinary
theoretical
usesMethod behavioral experiments
computational modeling
diffusion tensor imaging
electroencephalography
functional magnetic resonance imaging
magnetoencephalography

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Max Planck Society hasPart Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences
Kaiser Wilhelm Society hasPart Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences
this entity surface form: Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Brain Research