Ronald van den Berg
About me
Short bio
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I grew up in the Netherlands, where I obtained an MSc and PhD in Computer Science at University of Groningen. From 2009-2012, I worked as a postdoctoral associate in the Ma Lab, which at the time was located at the Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas. From 2013-2015, I was a research associate in the sensorimotor learning lab of Daniel Wolpert at the University of Cambridge. Currently I am an associate professor at the Psychology Department of Uppsala University. |
Research interests
I am mainly interested in models of perception, decision-making, and working memory. See the research page for more information on my work. You can find a copy of my CV here.
Contact
Tel: +46 184717980Email: ronald.vandenberg@psyk.uu.se
News
[27-29 July 2017] Talk and workshop on modeling visual working memory at Munich Symposium on Visual Working Memory
[24-Apr-2017] "Bayesian statistics in JASP" workshop at Stockholm University
[24-Apr-2017] Workshop at Stockholm University about doing Bayesian statistics in JASP
[27-Jan-2017] Talk at Stockholm University about Bayesian models of perception
[22-Dec-2016] Paper "Recent is more: a negative time-order effect in non-symbolic numerical judgment" was accepted for publication in JEP:HPP!
[01-Dec-2016] Paper "Fechner's law in metacognition: a quantitative model of visual working memory" was accepted for publication in Psychological Review!
[12-Oct-2016] Paper "Confidence is the bridge between multi-stage decisions" was accepted for publication in Current Biology!