Katharina von Kriegstein is affiliated with TU Dresden in Germany and conducts research primarily in the fields of Neuroscience and Psychology. Their work spans a total of 69 publications in Neuroscience and 38 in Psychology, with a focus on several specialized subfields including Cognitive Neuroscience, Experimental and Cognitive Psychology, Developmental and Educational Psychology, Social Psychology, and Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and Imaging.
The main topics addressed in their research include:
Katharina von Kriegstein has published extensively in a number of academic venues. The most frequent publication venues include:
Their recent papers include:
Frequent collaborators include:
Lauren Stewart;Katharina von Kriegstein;Jason D. Warren;Timothy D. Griffiths
Katharina von Kriegstein;Anne-Lise Giraud;Anne-Lise Giraud
Katharina von Kriegstein;Evelyn Eger;Andreas Kleinschmidt;Anne Lise Giraud
Katharina von Kriegstein;Anne-Lise Giraud
Katharina Von Kriegstein;Andreas Kleinschmidt;Philipp Sterzer;Anne-Lise Giraud
Christian A. Kell;Christian A. Kell;Katrin Neumann;Katharina von Kriegstein;Katharina von Kriegstein;Claudia Posenenske
Sukhbinder Kumar;Sukhbinder Kumar;Katharina von Kriegstein;Karl Friston;Timothy D. Griffiths;Timothy D. Griffiths
Katharina von Kriegstein;Özgür Dogan;Martina Grüter;Anne-Lise Giraud
Helen Blank;Alfred Anwander;Katharina von Kriegstein
Manuela Macedonia;Katharina von Kriegstein
Christian A. Kell;Katharina von Kriegstein;Alexander Rösler;Andreas Kleinschmidt
Helen Blank;Helen Blank;Nuri Wieland;Nuri Wieland;Katharina von Kriegstein;Katharina von Kriegstein
Stefan J. Kiebel;Stefan J. Kiebel;Katharina von Kriegstein;Katharina von Kriegstein;Jean Daunizeau;Karl J. Friston
Begoña Díaz;Florian Hintz;Stefan J. Kiebel;Katharina von Kriegstein
Katharina Von Kriegstein;Frank Schmitz;Egenhard Link;Thomas C. Südhof
Katharina von Kriegstein;Katharina von Kriegstein;Katharina von Kriegstein;David R. R. Smith;David R. R. Smith;Roy D. Patterson;Stefan J. Kiebel;Stefan J. Kiebel
Katja M. Mayer;Izzet Burak Yildiz;Izzet Burak Yildiz;Manuela Macedonia;Manuela Macedonia;Katharina von Kriegstein;Katharina von Kriegstein
Katharina von Kriegstein;Andreas Kleinschmidt;Anne-Lise Giraud
Izzet B. Yildiz;Katharina von Kriegstein;Katharina von Kriegstein;Stefan J. Kiebel
Corrina Maguinness;Claudia Roswandowitz;Katharina von Kriegstein;Katharina von Kriegstein
Helen Blank;Katharina von Kriegstein
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