SNL at the Minerva symposium in Jerusalem
Great symposium on “Understanding others” hosted by Anat Perry at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
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Great symposium on “Understanding others” hosted by Anat Perry at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
SNL at the Minerva symposium in Jerusalem Read More »
Amidst the mountains of Piermont in the province of Cuneo we held our second joined Social/Cognitive Neuroscience Retreat.
Joint retreat with the Cognitive Neuroscience Lab in Torresina, Italy Read More »
Together with the Cognitive Neuroscience Lab at the Department of Neurology (Prof. Ulrike Krämer) we will study a social event coding approach to echophenomena in Tourette.
Frieder Paulus explains how social closeness impacts the experience of vicarious embarrassment and why every kind of embarrassment demands an audience. See latest interview at www.sueddeutsche.de
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The causal role of the somatosensory cortex in prosocial behaviour. Gallo S, Paracampo R, Müller-Pinzler L, Severo MC, Blömer L, Fernandes-Henriques C, Henschel A, Lammes BK, Maskaljunas T, Suttrup J, Avenanti A, Keysers C, Gazzola V. Elife. 2018 May 8;7. pii: e32740. doi: 10.7554/eLife.32740.
New eLIFE publication out! Read More »
Scientists receive grants, bonuses, and tenure depending on the perceived impact of the journals in which they publish their research. Using the journal impact factor (JIF) for such purposes results in reasoning and argumentation fallacies. In our new publication we describe several “impact factor fallacies” by applying ideas from reasoning and argumentation research. We argue
The Impact Factor Fallacy – New publication at Frontiers in Psychology Read More »
We are happy to announce that Johanna Voges (physician) received a 2-year stipend by the German Academic Scholarship Foundation (Studienstiftung des Deutschen Volkes)! In her PhD, Johanna will focus on social reward processing in alcoholism and examine the interactions with the immune and stress system.
New stipend in our group! Read More »
Dr. Lena Rademacher was granted a “Eigene Stelle” by the German Research Foundation (DFG) for two years. In her project she will investigate the “Social aspects of restrictive eating behavior in anorexia nervosa”. Very cool!!
New DFG-funded project in our group! Read More »
Frontiers in Psychiatry welcomes Professor Sören Krach from Lübeck University, Germany, as Specialty Chief Editor of the new Social Cognition section Professor Sören Krach heads the Social Neuroscience in Psychiatry group at Lübeck University’s Social Neuroscience Lab. His clinical research focuses primarily on Autism Spectrum Disorder and social anxiety. As the Specialty Chief Editor of the new Frontiers in Psychiatry section,
New section “Frontiers in Psychiatry – Social Cognition” Read More »
New York magazine’s “Science of Us” editor explains the compelling psychology of awkwardness, and why learning to accept your cringeworthy moments can be a social advantage. “Have you ever said goodbye to someone, only to discover that you’re both walking in the same direction? Or had your next thought fly out of your brain in the
Cringeworthy: A Theory of Awkwardness by Melissa Dahl Read More »