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Start: 00:15

00:15 - 13:15

On December 2^nd to 5th, the NCCR Affective Sciences, the CISA, and the Centre de Neuroscience will organize a training workshop on functional MRI analysis. Seven fMRI experts will train the participants to analyze fMRI data with the SPM5 software in a series of practical courses.

fMRI analysis training workshop

(all day)

00:15 - 13:15

On December 2^nd to 5th, the NCCR Affective Sciences, the CISA, and the Centre de Neuroscience will organize a training workshop on functional MRI analysis. Seven fMRI experts will train the participants to analyze fMRI data with the SPM5 software in a series of practical courses.

fMRI analysis training workshop

(all day)

00:15 - 13:15

On December 2^nd to 5th, the NCCR Affective Sciences, the CISA, and the Centre de Neuroscience will organize a training workshop on functional MRI analysis. Seven fMRI experts will train the participants to analyze fMRI data with the SPM5 software in a series of practical courses.

fMRI analysis training workshop

End: 13:15

00:15 - 13:15

On December 2^nd to 5th, the NCCR Affective Sciences, the CISA, and the Centre de Neuroscience will organize a training workshop on functional MRI analysis. Seven fMRI experts will train the participants to analyze fMRI data with the SPM5 software in a series of practical courses.

Discussion in French - Discussion entre l'histoire des religions et le droit

00:15 - 12:00

Dans le cadre du Pôle de Recherche National en Sciences Affectives, L'Atelier de Recherche « Myths and Rites as Cultural Expression of Emotion » proposera une séance de "Discussion entre l'histoire des religions et le droit autour du concept de 'victime'"

Séminaire post-grade ouvert à tout étudiant ou chercheur intéressé

Programme détaillé

Seminar "Justice and Conflict"

00:00 - 18:00

Invited speakers:

Andy Calder (Cambridge, GB): Neurobiology of anger and aggression in humans.
Eddie Harmon-Jones (Texas A&M, USA): The role of emotion and motivation in aggressive and prosocial behavior.
James Blair (NIMH, Bethesda, USA): Neural mechanisms underlying sociopathy and moral judgments.
Andreas Meyer-Lindenberg (Heidelberg & Mannheim, DE): Genetic risk for psychiatric and social stress disorders.
Gerold Mikula (Graz, A): Social psychology of justice and social conflict.

NCCR seminar

12:15 - 16:00

Invited speaker: Eddie Harmon-Jones (Dep. Psychology, Texas A&M Univ.) who studies the interplay of cognition, emotion, and motivation in areas such as attitude or aggressiveness for example.

Project overview: Marcello Mortillaro (Response patterning)