Department of Biopsychology

Aversive emotions are primarily processed in the cortical right hemisphere. Now neurobiologists, neurologists, and biopsychologists from Bochum and the university clinic Essen discovered that the cerebellum evinces a left-sided prevalence in regions associated with emotion regulation and memory updating.

Subsea cables can emit strong electromagnetic fields and so disrupt magnetic field orientation of aquatic animals. But could they also disturb attending to information from other sensory modalities?