Group Leader: Prof. Dr. Peter J. Uhlhaas

Peter J. Uhlhaas is Professor for Early Detection and Intervention of Mental Disorders at the Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Charité–Universitätsmedizin Berlin. He is also the scientific director (Charité) of the PTB-Charité OPM-MEG Center as well as speaker and coordinator of the Einstein Center for Youth Health Mental Health (ECYM).         

Contact: peter.uhlhaas@charite.de /+49 30 450 516193

Post-DoCtoral Reseearchers

Dr. Tineke Grent-'t-Jong is a senior post-doctoral researcher. Her work focuses on identifying electrophysiological correlates of auditory and visual perception processing deficits in patients with schizophrenia and emerging psychosis using MEG/EEG.

Dr. Marion Brickwedde specialises in magneto- and electrophysiological brain imaging and data analysis using EEG, SQUID-MEG and OPM-MEG. Her goal is to uncover the detailed functionality of neuronal oscillations and networks for perception and neuronal plasticity. Her post is suported through her own DFG-funded position.

Dr. Dario Gordillo is a post-doctoral researcher who is funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation. His uses OPM-MEG to study neural oscillations during sensory processing in schizophrenia.

Dr. Victoria Poulton is a trained linguist and cognitive neuroscientist who uses EEG/MEG to study the neural basis of language and its disorders in schizophrenia.

Ph.D./M.D. Students

Alexia Alevizopoulos (M.D. cand.): Alexia is interested in the relationship between neural oscillations and attention during 40 Hz ASSR deficits in early-stage psychosis.

Paul Sunwoo Baek (M.D. cand.): Paul is interested in speech abnormalities in high-risk populations using natural language processing and machine learning.

Lilly Borkmann (M.D. cand.): Lilly investigates the plasticity of gamma-band oscillations in EEG-data using a novel sensory stimulation approach.

Virgenie Diers (M.D. cand.): Virgenie studies affective processing using EEG in early-stage psychosis.

Sinja Habbe (M.D. cand.): Sinja uses OPM-MEG to investigate predictive deficits during multi-sensory processing in schizophrenia.

Heike Muth (M.D. cand.): Heike examines the possibility to use 40 Hz sensory stimulation to remediate gamma-band oscillationd and cognitive deficits in schizophrenia.

Carlotta Preller (M.D. cand.): Carlotta is interested in MMN-deficits using OPM-MEG in schizophrenia.

Johanna Prugger (Ph.D. cand.): Johanna examines 40 Hz ASSR-deficits in early-stage psychosis using OPMs and computational modelling.

Luzie Röther (M.D. cand.): Luzie studies the role of neural oscillations during working memory with OPM-MEG.

BachelOR/Master Students

Eva-Maria Macheleidt: Eva investigates speech abnormalities in early-stage psychosis using advanced linguistic and computational tools.