An interview with Kirsten Hilger
Filmed via Zoom during lockdown due to COVID-19, December 2020.
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Kirsten Hilger works as a
Senior Scientist at the Department for Biological Psychology at Julius Maximillian University
Würzburg, Germany. She earned her PhD in
Cognitive Neuroscience in 2018 at the Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany, studying the neural bases of intelligence from a graph-theoretical Network Neuroscience perspective. In her current position she has broadened her research interests to
Virtual Reality applications in the study of
pain-related fear and chronic pain. Concerning
intelligence, her current projects strive for the further development of Network Neuroscience and Machine Learning-based Predictive Modelling approaches to enlighten the neurobiological bases of individual differences in general cognitive ability and personality.
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