Areas of work
Archive sources identify critical and creative thinking, behavioural research and scientific communication as the laboratory’s core topics. PiVOLKA is the publication space through which these subjects reach students and other readers.
Follow one research question to a named document in the document library. Record its author, date and the passage relevant to your question, then distinguish the source’s observation from your interpretation. The academic-writing guide helps turn that note into an attributed claim.
An old announcement is not an open call
Read the dates of past project and event pages in their preserved records. A historical participation link is not presented as an open application in 2026. This site has not published a verified current call for participants.
Questions for a new study
- Are the research question and target population clear?
- How will measurement and comparison be arranged?
- How will voluntary participation and data use be explained?
- How will planned and exploratory analyses be distinguished?
- Where will findings and limitations be shared?
These questions support discussion of a research outline. They are not ethics approval or project authorisation. For current project information, contact the laboratory. Explore historical publications in the PiVOLKA catalogue.
Sources and provenance
Source check / web edition: 14 October 2026. Historical documents retain their own original dates.