Poster presentation at the Computational Psychiatry Course 2026

This September, I attended the Computational Psychiatry course in Zürich. It was again a great program with many interesting speakers. I also got the opportunity to presented my research on a poster. I got some great questions and interesting conversations. For me, it was already the second time to attend the course. The first time was a few years ago where I made my first steps in the direction of computational and cognitive neuroscience, and to be honest most of the time I had no clue what people were talking about in the lectures. To come back a few years later, and notice that I actually can follow even the most complex parts of the different lectures not only feels great, but also makes me realise how much I have learned. Throughout an academic journey, whatever it may be, I think we can often stare ourselves blind on the failures and forget how much progress we make. So for me, this was a great reminder.