Grants

DFG Research Training Group 2660, second funding phase: “Neural mechanisms of (mal)adaptive approach and avoidance behaviour”. Spokesperson: M. Gamer. Approved funds: €5,995,559

DFG individual grant GA 1621/6-1: “Impact of social anxiety on gaze perception and dynamics in interactive settings” (Gamer, Gromer). Part of Priority Programme 2481 “Understanding Gaze” (UGaze). €413,130

DFG Research Training Group 2660, first funding phase (same title). Spokesperson: M. Gamer. €5,043,818

Interdisciplinary Center for Clinical Research Würzburg, F-461: “High-resolution structural and functional imaging of the brain to investigate subcortical structures” (Hein, Gamer, Terekhov). €246,099

Volkswagen Foundation, Az. 99 451: “The long-term effects of Corona on mental health: Trajectories of adaptive and maladaptive coping” (Pauli, Hein, Gamer). €119,400

DFG SFB-TRR 58, subproject C10: “Interaction of attentional and learning processes during acquisition, generalization and loss of fear”. €317,800

ERC Starting Grant No. 336305: “Mechanisms of Social Attention” (MESA). €1,379,710

DFG individual grant GA 1621/2-1: “The functional role of the amygdala in healthy and impaired social judgment processes” (Gamer, Büchel). approx. €190,000

University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf, complementary funding for the project “Emotional modulation of memory encoding and retrieval in the context of the Concealed Information Test”. approx. €10,000

DFG individual grant GA 1621/1-1: “Emotional modulation of memory encoding and retrieval in the context of the Concealed Information Test” (Gamer, Sommer-Blöchl, Büchel, Vossel). Subproject of the ESF project “Optimising the detection of criminal intent and deception among criminal networks” (09-ECRP-025; Granhag, Crombez, Gamer, Ben-Shakhar). approx. €255,000

Volkswagen Foundation scholarship, Autumn School “Research in Forensic Populations”, Kloster Seeon

DFG scholarship, Spring School “Biopsychology of Emotions”, Kloster Seeon

Research funding, Interdisciplinary Research Focus Neurosciences (IFSN), Mainz: “Emotion processing in hypnotically induced and clinical depersonalization” (Michal et al.; co-applicant). approx. €38,000

Six-month scholarship, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, during the diploma thesis