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iBBA - institute for research on brain, body and behaviour

Institute Brain and Behaviour Amsterdam

iBBA is a research institute within the Faculty of Behavioural and Movement Sciences, that brings together excellent research into the psychological, neural and cognitive aspects underling human behavior at different levels, from cognitive, social and learning processes, to sports and motor perception.

The goal of iBBA is to foster the exchange and development of knowledge for advanced methods of experimental research. The core mission is to develop and test fundamental theories of mind, brain, body movement and/or behaviour. The institute achieves this mission through combining world class-expertise in terms of methods and state of the art analyses, through combining and strengthening infrastructure (from labs to scanners), quality control (e.g., data management; from acquisition to storing and sharing data), communication profile (towards funding agencies and society) and by making research useful for economic or societal utilisation (valorisation).  

Our members work in the field of human movement sciences, experimental and applied psychology, clinical, neuro and developmental psychology and biological psychology.  

iBBA crosses borders

Visit our events

Thursday 25 January 4-5pm
Colloquium professor Nick Ward, 
Professor of Clinical Neurology and Neurorehabilitation, Department of Clinical and Motor Neuroscience, UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology, London

Thursday 21 March 4-5pm
Colloquium dr. Clayton Hickey,
associate professor, School of Psychology, University of Birmingham.

Thursday 23 May 4-5pm
Colloquium professor Thomas Nichols,
Professor of Neuroimaging Statistics, Big Data Institute, University of Oxford.

iBBA day, June, t.b.a.

iBBA retreat, October, t.b.a.

Past events

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iBBA-days

2023 iBBA day 'Science communications'
2022 iBBA day ‘Science to business’

Colloquia 2023

October 19 - Isabel Thielmann from Freiburg
September 21 - Lisa DeBruine from Glasgow replicates face research
June 8 - Jennifer Cook from Birmingham reads other people
May 25 -Tamar Makin from Cambridge about neurorehbilitation and prosthetics
March 16 - Willem Frankenhuis from Freiburg, Germany discussed 'Hidden talents' in children

iBBA fundings

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Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Faculty of Behavioural and Movement Sciences
Van der Boechorststraat 7
1081 HV Amsterdam

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