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This website works in a different way than the old Brain & Behaviour information website. Here ...

You can measure the luminance values of your stimuli using the SpyderX Pro colorimeter which ca...

Ethics in Research Check the privacy rules on this  website. You should submit a data manag...

In the Multicubicles (A-429 and A-435), you can do all sorts of experiments that require a larg...

This is a manual for general use of EEG based on the "Quick Reference Guide" by Jonathan van Le...

We have two models of Biosemi A/D-boxes. Two are the newest ActiveThree's and the remaining fiv...

In the Brain & Behaviour Lab, there are a total of 7 BioSemi systems. Three of them are permane...

Here we describe the general procedure when conducting eye-tracking experiments.  Steps  Ch...

The different rooms have slightly different models of the EyeLink devices. Here is an overview....

There are nine rooms with an Eyelink system available. The eye trackers have different models a...

The behavioural cubicles in the labs (A437-A to A437-W, excluding the Eyelink Cubicles) are equ...

There are 18 cubicles available for behavioural research. They are labeled with a letter (A-W, ...

There are all sorts of support or peripheral equipment in the lab that you can use. Some of the...

In the lab, we make use of different monitors. In the behavioural cubicles, there is only one m...

All computers in the lab that are used for presenting stimuli or monitoring EEG (Biosemi PCs; u...

Participant Debriefing When the participant is finished with the experiment, you can optionall...

Participant Handling Before the start of your experiment, you should inform your participants ...

Here you find the contact details from staff running the lab. If you have questions about somet...

Here we share important information about the lab, and keep you updated about news/changes in t...

The lab contains rooms that are part of both the A-wing and the B-wing. All 3 rooms starting wi...