We are thrilled to share that our PhD student, Inés Botia, has published a new paper in Scientific Reports titled “No gender differences in predictive processing.” Are the fundamental building blocks of cognition gender-neutral? Our latest study demonstrates that implicit statistical learning—the core mechanism the brain uses to detect regularities
We are thrilled to share some extraordinary news: for the second year in a row – and twice within the two years since our group was founded – we have been awarded the prestigious Proyectos de Generación de Conocimiento Grant, securing €151,000 in research funding for 3 years. As Spain’s
The Gran Canaria Cognitive Research Center recently participated in the Interdisciplinary Advances in Statistical Learning Conference in San Sebastián. Our team was proud to contribute to the field with a diverse lineup of presentations, showcasing our latest research in statistical learning and cognitive science. Here is the full list of
The Gran Canaria Cognitive Research Center was established in 2024 as the first research institute in Gran Canaria dedicated to the study of the brain and cognition. Operated as a not-for-profit initiative, the Center’s mission is to explore the mechanisms of human learning, memory, and decision-making using state-of-the-art methods and analytical techniques. These include non-invasive brain stimulation combined with EEG and sophisticated behavioral methods.
The center’s ongoing research is currently supported by two active Proyectos de Generación de Conocimiento (AEI) grants.
The Center functions within the framework of Universidad del Atlántico Medio (UNAM), a research-oriented private university. It also serves as a hub for scientific training and development, offering advanced research opportunities for PhD students in UNAM’s Doctoral Program in Psychology.
Our lab is equipped with…