Guest lectures and seminars
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This workshop introduces you to the emerging field of Computational Psychology which bridges Computer Science and Psychology. It shows how computer science methods (algorithms) can be used to understand, model, predict, and even influence human thought and behaviour.
Join us for an exciting talk on how online identities are formed. In this talk, Kevin Durrheim, a Distinguished Professor of Psychology from University of Johannesburg, South Africa, will offer a new way of thinking about online identity formation.
Join us for a timely seminar on the crisis in Sudan; examining people, power and politics at the heart of the conflict, where between 150.000 and 400.000 people have been killed.
In this lecture, Dr. Lindner will draw on insights from several fields, among them psychology, political science, sociology, and anthropology, sharing insights from five decades of research and experience on all continents.
An interdisciplinary dialogue on Psychology and Politics.
Guest lecture by Matt Keller
Uncovering causal influences is the holy grail of much of psychological science. When trying to establish causal effects of the home environment on children’s development, a complicating and often ignored factor is genetics.
An interdisciplinary dialogue on Psychology and Politics.
In this lecture, Dr. Lindner will draw on insights from several fields, among them psychology, political science, sociology, and anthropology, sharing insights from five decades of research and experience on all continents.
Professor Jodi Quas to Hold Open Lecture at the Department of Psychology
Dr. Karthik Panchanathan has made foundational contributions to understanding and modeling the social evolution of human cooperation (e.g., Panchanathan & Boyd, 2004, 2005, Nature).
The Deparment of Psychology is proud to have him as a guest lecturer on May 29th.
In this lecture, Dr. Lindner will draw on insights from several fields, among them psychology, political science, sociology, and anthropology, sharing insights from five decades of research and experience on all continents.
PROMENTA invites you to an open guest lecture by Dr. Iryna Culpin from the University of Bristol.
PROMENTA invites you to an open guest lecture with Professor Susan C. South.
PROMENTA invites you to an open guest lecture with Professor Robert Krueger.