Kolloquium
When? Every Monday, 4:30pm-5:30pm
Where? 23.03.U1.65
Our weekly research colloquium is a hybrid event: all talks will be given in‐person in room 23.03.U1.65, provided in-person meetings remain possible during the summer term, and they will be online streamed, too. We will not record the talks, they will not be made available after the session. You are welcome to join the in-person talks. If you want to join the virtual meeting, please send an email to
Date | Who | Title |
25.04.2022 | John L. Haracz Visiting Scientist, Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences, Indiana University | Price heuristic hypothesis: Capturing excessive demand to elucidate boundary conditions of neoclassical economics |
02.05.2022 | Johannes Schultz Center for Economics and Neuroscience & Institute of Experimental Epileptology and Cognition Research, University of Bonn | Neural mechanisms of basic processes for social interactions |
09.05.2022 | Maren Giersiepen Body Social Cognition and Action Lab, Department of General and Experimental Psychology, Ludwig-Maximilians-University | Criminal Risk Assessment in Sexual Offenders - Risk Factors Influencing Expert Witness Predictions and Judgment Accuracy This is a virtual talk, no in-person attendance |
16.05.2022 | Paul Forbes Department of Psychology, Vienna University, AUT | Disrupted social homeostasis? Comparable effects of social isolation and fasting on energy and fatigue: evidence from the lab and the field |
23.05.2022 | Karla Allebrandt Boehringer Ingelheim Pharma GmbH & Co. KG | The path to Precision Psychiatry: an industry perspective
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30.05.2022 | Armin Lak Department of Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics University of Oxford, UK | Dopaminergic Circuits for Perceptual Decisions |
06.06.2022 | No talk (Pentecost) | No talk (Pentecost) |
13.06.2022 | Irina Noguer Calabús Comparative Psychology, Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf | Mechanisms of social transmission of preferences dependent on observer’s previous knowledge |
20.06.2022 | Alizée Lopez-Persem INSERM, Paris Brain Institute, Paris, France | Liking your own ideas: deciphering the role of preferences in creativity. |
27.06.2022 | Nadine Gier Business Administration, esp. Marketing, Heinrich-Heine-University Düsseldorf | Consumer Neuroscience - new approaches, theories and methods for consumer research |
04.07.2022 | Poster-Presentation of Master-Students | Posters |