Prof. dr. Guillen Fernandez Reumann

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prof. dr. Guillen Fernandez Reumann
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About Guillen Fernandez Reumann

Guillén Fernández studies the brain basis of memory, emotion, and their interaction. He applies an interdisciplinary approach.

About Guillen Fernandez Reumann

Guillén Fernández is professor for cognitive neuroscience. He studies the brain basis of memory, emotion, and their interaction. He applies an interdisciplinary approach integrating cognitive neuroimaging, genetics, pharmacology and diverse clinical disciplines. His research is fundamental in nature, but with an explicit aim to improve education by neuroscientific insight in learning processes and to enable personalized care in psychiatry by providing mechanistic insight in stress-related pathophysiology. Guillén Fernández is elected member of the Academia Europaea and the Memory Disorder Research Society. He received the Richard-Jung Award of the German Society for Clinical Neurophysiology, the Vici Award of the Dutch Organization for Scientific Research, the Radboud Science Award, and an Advanced Investigator Grant from the European Research Council.

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Personal prizes & awards

2017 - Reinier Post Foundation Grant 'Healthy Brain Initiative'
2012 - Gravitation Research Consortium Grant (main co-applicant & WP leader) provided by the Dutch Organization for Scientific Research (NWO). Title: “Language in Interaction”
2010 - ERC Advanced Investigator Grant (PI together with Richard Morris, University of Edinburgh) provided by ERC. Title: “The neurobiology of schemas: knowledge acquisition and consolidation”

2017 - Reinier Post Foundation Grant 'Healthy Brain Initiative'
2012 - Gravitation Research Consortium Grant (main co-applicant & WP leader) provided by the Dutch Organization for Scientific Research (NWO). Title: “Language in Interaction”
2010 - ERC Advanced Investigator Grant (PI together with Richard Morris, University of Edinburgh) provided by ERC. Title: “The neurobiology of schemas: knowledge acquisition and consolidation”
2005 - Vici Award given by the Dutch Organization for Scientific Research (NWO). Title: “The three dimensions of aversive memories: neurons, hormones and genes”

Additional Functions

Elected member of the Academia Europaea and the Memory Disorder Research Society

Department Cognitive Neuroscience

This department seeks to understand the development and function of the nervous system with a special focus on sensory processes, neurodevelopment, and plasticity underlying environmental adaptation.

Research group Cognitive neuroscience of memory and emotion

Guillén Fernández research group aims to gain insights into the declarative memory system, a network of brain structures that enables us to remember events and facts.