10/2013 – present
Assistant Professorship at the University of Salzburg (Salzburg, Austria)
10/2012 – present
Principal Investigator FWF standalone project (P25000-B24) ‘Sleep and real-life gross-motor learning in school aged children and adults’; collaborators: Mag. Birklbauer (Austria), Prof. Müller (Austria), Prof. Peigneux (Belgium), Prof. Sadeh (Israel)
03/2017
Organization of the Wintersymposium „Sleep, Cognition and Consciousness“ (March. 02nd – 05th 2017) in Kaprun, Austria.
01/2015
Organization of the Wintersymposium „Sleep, Cognition and Consciousness“ (Jan. 22nd – 25th 2015) in Kaprun, Austria.
09/2013
Organization of the Symposium for „Brain Oscillation & Cognition – A Symposium in the Honor of Prof. Wolfgang Klimesch“ (Sept. 19th & 20th 2013) at the Univ. of Salzburg.
12/2012
Organization of the Symposium for „Sleep, Cognition and Consciousness“ Research (Dec. 13th -14th 2012) at the Univ. of Salzburg.
04/2012
Young Scholar within the Jacobs Foundation Conference 2012 on Sleep, Learning, and Brain Development
01/2012 – 05/2012
PostDoc engaged in the FWF research project ‘Sensorimotor conditioning as a primary insomnia treatment’ (P21154-B18)
01/2009 – 12/2011
FWF-Hertha-Firnberg-Position for young female scientists (T397-B02; duration: 36 months, 186.540 €); ‘Sleep and cognitive performance in children’; collaborators: Prof. Peigneux (Belgium), Dr. Wiater (Germany), Prof. Sadeh (Israel), Prof. Sterman (USA)
11/2011 – 10/2012
Research Fellowship University of Salzburg: ‘Sleep and declarative real-life learning’
12/2010 – 05/2011
Research Fellowship University of Salzburg: ‘Sleep and gross-motor learning’
06/2008 – 12/2008
Research Fellowship University of Salzburg: ‘The effects of instrumental conditioning of SMR (12-15Hz) on sleep and declarative memory consolidation’
03/2007 – 05/2008
Research assistant engaged in the FWF research project ‘Theta and working memory’ (P16849-B02)
07/2007 – 07/2010
Fellow of the ESRS-EU Marie Curie Project ‘Training in Sleep Research and Sleep Medicine’
09/2007
Fellow within the Worldsleep2007 Trainee Program in Cairns, Australia
04/2007 – 06/2007
Collaborator within the project ‘Fit for school: Effects of a 6-week sleep improvement program on learning and memory performance’ at the Cyclotron Research Centre (Liége, Belgium) in cooperation with the University of Göttingen (PD Dr. Rodenbeck) and the Hospital Cologne Porz/Rhine (Dr. Wiater, Prof. Lehmkuhl)
07/2006 – 02/2007
Research Fellowship University of Salzburg: ‘Effects of neurofeedback on sleep and declarative memory consolidation’
02/2001 – 05/2006
Research assistant, Department of Psychology, University of Salzburg (Austria); engaged in different FWF research projects: i) ‘Functional correlates of brain oscillations in the EEG’ (P-13047); ii) ‘Sleep and memory consolidation’ (P-15370); and iii) ‘The effect of napping on memory consolidation’ (P-15370-B02) under the supervision of Prof. Klimesch in cooperation with the Department of Neurology (Prof. Zeitlhofer) and the Department of Psychiatry (Prof. Saletu) at the Medical University of Vienna
Granted research projects
12/2012 – present
Jacobs Foundation-project (University of Salzburg, Austria): Sleep’n’cycle in children funded by the Jacobs Foundation (€33.231, Principal investigator: Dr. Hödlmoser).
09/2012 – present
FWF-project (University of Salzburg, Austria): Sleep ‘n’ cycle – Sleep and gross-motor learning in school aged children and adults (€323.657; Principal investigators: Dr. Hödlmoser and Dr. Birklbauer)
10/2009 – 1/2013
FWF-project (University of Salzburg, Austria): Sensorimotor conditioning as a primary insomnia treatment funded by the FWF (€308.949; Co-applicant with Dr. Schabus)
1/2009 – 1/2012
FWF-Hertha-Firnberg -project (University of Salzburg, Austria): Sleep and cognitive performance in children funded by the FWF (€186.540; Principal investigator: Dr. Hödlmoser).
1/2009 – 12/2011
FGÖ -project (University of Salzburg, Austria): Fit4School – Sleep and cognitive performance in children funded by the Fonds Gesundes Österreich (€19.807; Principal investigator: Dr. Hödlmoser). |