Center on Autobiographical Memory Research - CON AMORE - is a Center of Excellence funded by the Danish National Research Foundation. CON AMORE studies autobiographical memory, that is the ability to consciously remember the personal past.

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News

2019.09.11 | Grants

Travel stipend for Tine Bennedsen Gehrt

Congratulations to Tine Bennedsen Gehrt who has received a travel stipend from the Lundbeck Foundation.

2019.05.27 | Grants

Dorthe Berntsen has received a grant from the Independent Research Fund Denmark

Professor Dorthe Berntsen has received 6.190.677 DKK to the project: Individual differences in autobiographical memory.

2018.12.06 | Grants

Travel stipend for Mélissa Allé

Congratulations to Mélissa Allé who has received a travel stipend.

2018.11.26 | Research news

Grant for Dorthe Kirkegaard Thomsen

Congratulations to Dorthe Kirkegaard Thomsen who has received a grant from the Carlsberg Foundation

Events

Tue 26 Nov: 12:15-13:15 | Campus, meeting room 1350-416
MEAL-meeting - Memory and Lunch, CON AMORE's internal lunch meeting
Riikka Pauliina Svane: Emotion talk in the context of parent-child reminiscing
Tue 10 Dec: 12:15-13:15 | Campus, meeting room 1350-416
MEAL-meeting - Memory and Lunch, CON AMORE's internal lunch meeting
Rikke Amalie Agergaard Jensen: Themes of agency and communion in past and future life stories in psychopathology

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Research at CON AMORE

At CON AMORE we conduct research into autobiographical memory, that is the ability to consciously remember the personal past.

Here you can learn more about our research activities

Guest researchers 2019

31 October (2018) - 10 January Dr. Maria Semkovska, University of Limerick (Ireland)
7 January - 11 January PhD Student Aleksandra Isham, University of St Andrews (Scotland)
4 February - 30 April Ayleen Verena Roderer, Heidelberg University (Germany)
12 March - 15 March Postdoc Julie A. Niziurski, Heinrich Heine Universität, Düsseldorf (Germany)
23 April - 29 May Dr. Jennifer Talarico, Lafayette College (USA)
29 April - 31 May PhD Student Aleksandra Isham, University of St Andrews (Scotland)
6 May - 8 May Dr. Ineke Wessel, University of Groningen (The Netherlands)
22 May - 24 May Professor Michael D. Kopelman, King's College London (UK)
1 June - 31 August Professor David Rubin, Duke University (USA)
11 June - 18 June Professor Rick Hoyle, Duke University (USA)
15 June - 15 July Dr. Maria Semkovska, University of Limerick (Ireland)
17 June - 28 June Professor Norman Brown, University of Alberta (Canada)
6 August - 8 August Dr. Jonathan Koppel, University of Portsmouth (UK)
19 August - 30 August Assistant Professor William Dunlop, University of California (USA)
13 September - 30 September Professor Susan Bluck, University of Florida (USA)
17 September - 30 September Dr. Noboru Matsumoto, Nagoya University (Japan)

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