The Techsupport team offers the following services for UU FSS employees and students:

- Borrow equipment for office/research purposes
- Issuing UU hardware to FSS employees
- Inquire about lab related issues
- Offer support to hardware problems

Cubicles have been set up with a monitor and PC for common research experiments.

Capacity per cubicle: 2

These cubicles are built for temperature sensitive experiments. It also contains a monitor and PC for common research experiments.

Capacity per cubicle: 2

A special freezer room to store temperature sensitive research materials and/or samples.

An extension of the Techsupport Desk where researchers are able to collect lab supplies for their experiments in the labs. You can find our listed supplies on our Lab Supplies page (Hardware > Lab Supplies).

Some labs contain a DS7A setup in order to conduct electroshock experiments.

Capacity per DS7A lab: 2

Behavioral study is a branch of psychology that examines observable human behavior, actions and reactions. It seeks to understand why and how people behave in certain ways, and the factors that influence their behavior. This can include social, environmental, cultural, and physiological factors. Research methods in behavioral study can include experiments, observations, and surveys.

Capacity per behavioral lab: 2

There are several observation rooms for observational studies. Experiments are held here that require a room that resemble a daily living room. Moreover, special rooms with one-way mirrors are also available if needed.

Capacity per observation room: 4

Several data processing rooms are available with PC's including research software.

Capacity: 25

EEG experiment rooms contain two PC's, an acquisition and stimuli PC, to conduct EEG research. All necessary research software is preinstalled, i.e. Matlab, E-Prime and Presentation. Some EEG rooms have been set up with extra peripherals in order to meet the requirements of the experiment. Moreover, a researcher can sit separately from the participant in order to control their experiment.

Capacity per EEG room: 4

Eye tracking refers to the measurement of eye movements and gaze direction. It is used to study visual attention, cognitive processes, and human-computer interaction. Eye tracking is typically accomplished by using cameras, infrared light, or other methods to monitor the position and movement of the eyes. The data collected can be analyzed to determine where a person is looking, how long they are looking, and the path their eyes take as they scan a scene.

Capacity per eye tracking lab: 2

Psychophysics is the scientific study of the relationship between physical stimuli and the sensations and perceptions they elicit. It uses quantitative methods to understand how physical properties of stimuli (e.g. intensity, frequency, duration) are translated into perceptual qualities (e.g. brightness, pitch, duration). The goal of psychophysics is to develop mathematical models that describe this relationship.

Capacity per psychofysica lab: 2

Special TMS labs have been set up for TMS studies.

Capacity per TMS lab: 2

Virtual reality (VR) study is the use of virtual reality technology for research or educational purposes. This type of study can provide controlled and immersive environments for experiments or simulations in various fields, including psychology, sociology, neuroscience, and medicine. VR studies can offer advantages such as enabling ethical testing, reducing participant burden, and creating more realistic experiences.

Capacity per VR lab: 2

Special labs have been built in order to meet the requirements of the experiment, i.e. a soundproof lab or a driving simulator.

Cubicles have been set up with a monitor and PC for common research experiments.

Capacity per cubicle: 2

ICTO has their office here.

Our software developer has his office here.