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The NeuroIS Retreat 2027 will take place from June 1–3 in Vienna, Austria |
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Survey Invitation: Evaluating an Open-Source Work Task for Controlled Experiments We are a group of researchers evaluating an open-source work task designed for use in controlled laboratory experiments. As part of this evaluation, we are seeking researchers with experience designing or conducting quantitative experiments involving human participants (preferably with experience measuring cognitive states, although this is not a must). Background: Shared, validated experimental tasks are essential for fostering replication, reuse, and enabling synthesis of results across studies. Without such resources, findings remain difficult to compare and build upon. We therefore invite you to help us assess the perception and reusability of this task across different research contexts. What we are asking: We invite you to complete a short survey (~15 minutes) that includes a demonstration of the task and questions about its potential applications, methodological limitations, and suitability for your own research. You can find the survey here. Deadline: October 25 Your input will directly shape how this task is developed and shared with the community. We greatly appreciate any time you can dedicate to this effort. With kind regards, |
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Call for Papers: Neuroscience Measures of Digital Impact The Special Issue invites contributions addressing the impact of digital technologies from a neuroscience perspective and is therefore of particular interest to the NeuroIS community. Guest Editor: Prof. Dr. Peter Walla For further information and submission details, please see the Call for Papers. |
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NeuroIS Retreat 2026: A Great Success! Thanks to all participants and sponsors for a great NeuroIS Retreat 2026! |
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