Cathleen Höfer, cand. med.
E-Mail:
cathleen_hoefer@gmx.de
Topic of doctoral thesis: Brain volumetric measurements and recording of verbal and spatial memory performance in patients with transient global amnesia
Sophia Hormig, cand. med.E-Mail:
sophia.hormig@web.de
Topic of doctoral thesis: Thalamic network pathology
Susann Machleb, cand. med.
E-Mail:
susann.machleb@medizin.uni-leipzig.de
Topic of doctoral thesis: Deficit awareness in patients with aphasia: Monitoring of progress and neuronal correlates
Hans Ralf Schneider, cand. med.
E-Mail: HansRalf.Schneider@medizin.uni-leipzig.de
Topic of doctoral thesi: fMRI informed voxel-based lesion behavior mapping to identify lesions
associated with right-hemispheric activation in aphasia recovery
Max-Lennart Brandt, cand. med.
E-Mail:
max-lennart.brandt@medizin.uni-leipzig.de
Topic of doctoral thesis: Neurobiological correlates of post-stroke depression: a lesion network study
Sandra Martin, cand. rer. nat.
E-Mail:
martin@cbs.mpg.de
Topic of doctoral thesis: The domain-general network in language
processing: Its role in the healthy brain and in language recovery in
chronic post-stroke aphasia.
A cooperative project with the Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences (Dr. phil. habil. Gesa Hartwigsen)
Caroline Stephan, cand. med.
E-Mail:
caro_sn2000@yahoo.de
Topic of doctoral thesis: Lesion network mapping of structural epilepsy after stroke
Florian Welle, cand. med.
E-Mail:
Florian.Welle@medizin.uni-leipzig.de
Topic of doctoral thesis: Multiparametric prediction of tissue outcome
in patients with proximal intracranial vessel occlusion and mechanical
recanalization
Martin Mühlig, cand. med.
E-Mail: Martin.Muehlig@medizin.uni-leipzig.de
Topic of doctoral thesis: The role of overconfidence in anosognosia in neurological disorders
Karla Rottmayer, cand. med.
E-Mail: Karla.Rottmayer@medizin.uni-leipzig.de
Topic of doctoral thesis: Lesion network based deficit and outcome prediction after stroke
Emma Bahr, cand. med.
E-Mail: Emma.Bahr@medizin.uni-leipzig.de
Topic of doctoral thesis: The importance of self-overestimation in patients with anosognosia