Lisa Marie Widmayer

Lisa Marie Widmayer serves as a Researcher within the Sensorimotor Learning group at the Department of General and Biological Psychology, Faculty of Psychology, Philipps University of Marburg. She holds a Master of Science degree and contributes to the department's research initiatives focused on understanding the biological and cognitive foundations of behavior through experimental and theoretical approaches.

Her research centers on sensorimotor learning, investigating how sensory input guides motor adaptation and skill acquisition. Key interests include cognitive psychology (examining mental processes in motor learning), motor control (studying neural mechanisms of movement execution), perception (analyzing sensory interpretation for action), and neural plasticity. This work bridges experimental psychology, neuroscience, and computational modeling to uncover principles of human sensorimotor integration.

As part of Prof. Dr. Alexander C. Schütz's research team, she collaborates on projects exploring dynamic interactions between visual processing and motor output. The group employs behavioral experiments, eye-tracking, and computational simulations to study learning mechanisms in sensorimotor systems, with applications in rehabilitation and human-machine interfaces.