David Yoh von Allmen, Dr.

Category Persons

Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter Zentrum Forschung und Wissenstransfer / Advanced Researcher

Telephone

+41 44 317 12 00

E-mail

david.vonallmen [at] hfh.ch

Room

128 / (127)

Organisation

Zentrum Forschung und Wissenstransfer

Study Courses

Schulische Heilpädagogik

Tätigkeit an der HfH

Forschungsmanagement
Wissenschaftspraxis
Qualitätsentwicklung F&E
Open Science
Mitglied der Forschungskommission

Ausbildung

PhD, Psychologie und kognitive Neurowissenschaften, Universität Zürich
MSc, Psychologie, Universität Zürich

Forschung zu

Deutsch als Zweitsprache und kommunikative Partizipation
Qualität in der Begutachtung

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Zeitschriftenartikel (peer-reviewed)

Klaver, P., Knirsch, W., Wurmitzer, K., & von Allmen, D. Y.

(2016).

Children and adolescents show altered visual working memory related brain activity more than one decade after arterial switch operation for d-transposition of the great arteries.

Developmental Neuropsychology,

41

(4),

261–267.

Children and adolescents show altered visual working memory related brain activity more than one decade after arterial switch operation for d-transposition of the great arterieshttps://doi.org/10.1080/87565641.2016.1243115
von Allmen, D. Y., Wurmitzer, K., & Klaver, P.

(2014).

Hippocampal and posterior parietal contributions to developmental increases in visual short-term memory capacity.

Cortex,

59,

95–102.

Hippocampal and posterior parietal contributions to developmental increases in visual short-term memory capacityhttps://doi.org/10.1016/j.cortex.2014.07.010
von Allmen, D. Y., Wurmitzer, K., Martin, E., & Klaver, P.

(2013).

Neural activity in the hippocampus predicts individual visual short-term memory capacity.

Hippocampus,

23

(7),

606–615.

Neural activity in the hippocampus predicts individual visual short-term memory capacityhttps://doi.org/10.1002/hipo.22121

Bücher und Buchbeiträge

Weitere Publikationen

Konferenzbeiträge

von Allmen, D. Y.

(2016, June 9–11).

The adoption of the ICF framework for disability assessments in Switzerland.

[Konferenzvortrag].

21. EUMASS Congress,

Ljubljana, Slovenia.
von Allmen, D. Y., Wurmitzer, K., Martin, E., & Klaver, P.

(2012, October 13–17).

Hippocampal activity predicts successful object-location binding during short-term memory maintenance

[Poster].

Neuroscience 2012,

New Orleans, LA, USA.
Wurmitzer, K., von Allmen, D. Y., Martin, E., & Klaver, P.

(2012, October 13–17).

Memory binding in hippocampus predicts successful associative memory in children

[Poster].

42th Annual Meeting of the Society for Neuroscience,

New Orleans, LA, USA.
von Allmen, D. Y., Wurmitzer, K., Martin, E., & Klaver, P.

(2012, August 30–31).

The hippocampus and posterior parietal cortex: Two interacting brain regions during maintenance.

[Poster].

Amsterdam Memory Slam,

Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Wurmitzer, K., von Allmen, D. Y., Martin, E., & Klaver, P.

(2012, August 28–30).

Life span differences in episodic memory (EM): retrieval processes in children, adolescents and young adults

[Poster].

Amsterdam Memory Slam,

Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
von Allmen, D. Y., Wurmitzer, K., Martin, E., & Klaver, P.

(2012, June 14–15).

Right hippocampal activity predicts performance in short-term maintenance of object-location associations

[Poster].

ZNZ Symposium,

Zürich, Schweiz.
Wurmitzer, K., von Allmen, D. Y., Martin, E., & Klaver, P.

(2012, June 14–15).

Life span differences in episodic memory: Different behavioural expression in children and adults is expected to reflect ongoing maturation processes in neural network

[Poster].

ZNZ Symposium,

Zürich, Schweiz.
von Allmen, D. Y., Wurmitzer, K., Martin, E., & Klaver, P.

(2011, November 12–16).

The lateral parietal cortex plays a pivotal role in episodic buffer: An fMRI study

[Poster].

Neuroscience 2011,

Washington, D.C., USA.
von Allmen, D. Y.

(2011, October 7).

Typical and atypical development of memory: An fMRI study.

[Konferenzvortrag].

FZK-Retreat,

Au, Schweiz.
von Allmen, D. Y., Wurmitzer, K., Martin, E., & Klaver, P.

(2011, September 16).

The lateral parietal cortex plays a pivotal role in episodic buffer: An fMRI study

[Poster].

ZNZ Symposium,

Zürich, Schweiz.
Wurmitzer, K., von Allmen, D. Y., Martin, E., & Klaver, P.

(2011, September 16).

Efficient strategic processing in working memory implemented by a fronto-temporal neural network, promotes episodic memory formation

[Poster].

ZNZ Symposium,

Zürich, Schweiz.

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