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Second retreat of the Social Neuroscience Lab in Kamern

Lab retreat From September 13th-15th our lab had another great two-day retreat in the beautiful “Grünes Haus” in between Lübeck and Berlin. This year’s topics ...
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Media

Verschwendete Ressourcen!

Sören Krach spricht im Interview mit Benjamin Haerdle (DUZ) über die Verzerrungen in der Fördermittelvergabe im deutschen Wissenschaftssystem und neue Ideen, gerechtere Verfahren zu implementieren.  ...
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Media

Fördergelder in der Wissenschaft: Auslosen, wer sich um Mittel bewerben darf?

In dem Artikel im Tagesspiegel werden die Vor- und Nachteile einer frühen Lotterie in der Forschungsförderung, basierend auf der Publikation von Luebber et al. in ...
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Events

Lab visits by Boris Bernhardt & Tobias Kube

Lab visit by Boris and Tobias   On June 29th & 30th, the Social Neuroscience Lab had a double session with a fantastic talk about ...
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Science

Rethink funding!? New paper and Shiny App published

Rethink funding!? Every funding agency, be it the German (DFG), Swiss (SNF), British (Wellcome Trust), US American (NIH), Chinese (NSFC), or French (ANR) research foundation, has ...
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Conferences

Great PuG-Meeting in Tübingen

Psychology & Brain in Tübingen ’23  Four talks, two posters, one great party. That’s the summary of our great conference trip to the annual Psychology ...
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Two awesome poster prizes at the DPt-congress!

Wow!!  What a great surprise! Two poster prizes at one conference! Annalina V. Mayer and Yana Schwarze were awarded for their research posters at the 2. ...
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Media

Veränderung – 53° nord

Veränderung Was ist Wandel? Wie macht sich Wandel bemerkbar und welche Arten von Wandel gibt es? Und was hat die psychologische Forschung hierzu zu sagen? Das ...
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Media

Shame on you! (Die ZEIT)

Shame on you! Everyone knows it. No one likes it: shame. Why does it show itself so often again? And what role does the Internet ...
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