
For the academic year 2018-2019 the following Master's students have been selected, based on academic track record, motivation and thesis topic:
- Eva Abels, Brain and Cognitive Sciences
Effects of a 12-week aerobic exercise intervention on hippocampal neurometabolism in young healthy adults – A 7T MRS study - Julia Anten, Computational Science
Causal mapping of major depression in complexity modelling - Bas Chatel, Computational Science
Causal mapping of major depression in complexity modelling - Mario Giulianelli, Artificial Intelligence
Linguistic phenomena of homophily and alignment in public conversations - Natalie Anne Kastel, Brain and Cognitive Sciences
Revolutionizing education through complexity theory - Fiona Lipperta, Computational Science
Information dissipation in criminal networks - Sofia Orellana, Brain and Cognitive Sciences
Longitudinal functional network changes in glioma patients - David SantamarĂa Legarda, Logic and Mathematics
Theory of classes - Simone Schneider, Cultural Sociology
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