Agenda
June 2021
Talk Prof. Laurence Kaufmann (lecture series)
Prof. Laurence Kaufmann Faculty of Social and Political Science, University of Lausanne «These emotions to which we are attached. At the...
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Talk Prof. Birgitt Röttger-Rössler (Lecture series)
"Affective societies" Researching the role of emotions and affects in the highly mobile, interconnected and mediatized worlds of the twenty-first...
Find out more »Talk Prof. Mara Mather (Lecture series)
Do heart rate oscillations enhance function of emotion networks in the brain?
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Talk Prof. Philippe Goldin (Lecture series)
fMRI of cognitive reappraisal, acceptance, and suppression emotion regulation strategies in basic and clinically applied contexts The ability to...
Find out more »Talk Prof. Eric Cullhed (Lecture series)
Odysseus’ Urge to Cry and the Psychology of Weeping The Greek hero Odysseus bursts into tears first at lunch and then again at dinner while...
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Talk Birgitt Röttger-Rössler (Lecture series)
“Researching the role of emotions and affects in the highly mobile, interconnected and mediatized worlds of the twenty-first century” In my...
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Talk Dennis Schutter (Lecture series)
“Tree of life: The cerebellum in anger and aggression” https://unige.zoom.us/j/65327936065?pwd=cEFVK0xXV2NrQTJwZW5xZXhOcERyUT09 Meeting ID:...
Find out more »Talk Colin Leach (Lecture series)
“Psychological hedonism in emotion thinking, in shame, schadenfreude, anger, ...”
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Talk Cat Hobaiter (Lecture series)
Exploring emotion in the expression of ape gesture Language appears to be the most complex system of animal communication described to date....
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Brain & Cognition seminar – Talk Annelies Raes (Lecture series)
Measuring and improving student engagement during Hybrid Learning Environments The global pandemic forced many of us to rethink education to fight ...
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Talk Claus Lamm (Lecture series)
Why do we care? Linking the social neuroscience of empathy and prosocial behaviors to pro-environmental behavior...
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