Concluded Groups

Wooden jetty into a tranquil lake in a forest — © Aaron Burden on Unsplash

© Aaron Burden on Unsplash

An overview of the concluded activities of the Center for Lifespan Psychology can be found here. Some of the respective project or group leaders have moved to other research institutions and are mostly continuing their work on these research topics. You can find their papers from the period of their work at the Institute in the LIP publication list.

Interactive Brains, Social Minds

This project was headed by Viktor Müller and investigated lifespan changes in behavioral and neuronal mechanisms that permit individuals to coordinate their behavior with each other in time and space.

Lifespan Neural Dynamics Group

This former Emmy Noether Group (2017–2023) was led by Douglas Garrett as part of the Berlin site of the Max Planck UCL Centre for Computational Psychiatry and Ageing Research.

Lifespan Age Differences in Memory Representations (LIME)

This Minerva Group was headed by Myriam Sander from 2014 to 2024.

Brain Imaging Methods in Lifespan Psychology

This project, led by Nils Bodammer, was integrated into the Max Planck Research Group MR Physics in 2023.

Cognitive and Neural Dynamics of Memory Across the Lifespan (ConMem)

This project was launched in 2009 by Yee Lee Shing (now at Goethe-Universität Frankfurt) and Markus Werkle-Bergner at the Center for Lifespan Psychology. From 2016, the project was co-led by Myriam Sander. In 2019, the ConMem project was concluded.