Find below the invited speakers of the Faculty of Psychology.
You may also join online. The link for participation in the event is the following: http://bit.ly/unidistance.
Mapping Goals: How the hippocampus shapes temporal memory
Invited Speakers â Faculty of Psychology
Talk by Dr. Alison Montagrin - Schwartz Lab, Geneva
Youth Sports, Gender, and Pathways to Political Involvement
Invited Speakers â Faculty of Psychology
Amanda Friesen, Ph.D.
Cognitive Processes of Time-Based Prospective Memory
Invited Speakers â Faculty of Psychology
Talk by Prof. Dr. Jan Rummel, Heidelberg University
Invited Speakers â Faculty of Psychology
Venera Gashaj
Invited Speakers â Faculty of Psychology
Julia Föcker, School of Psychology, Sport Science and Wellbeing, University of Lincoln,âŠ
The intricate relations of humor in intergroup situations
Invited Speakers â Faculty of Psychology
Prof. Dr. Jamie Gloor PhD, University of St. Gallen
Invited Speakers â Faculty of Psychology
Talk by Prof. Sam Gilbert, University College London
Mind the Gap ? â Exploring the effect of boredom and procrastination on everyday memory
Invited Speakers â Faculty of Psychology
Talk by Maximilian Haas
Building and changing emotional memories in children and adults
Invited Speakers â Faculty of Psychology
Talk by Ulrike Rimmele, University of Geneva
Sounds of Healthy Aging: Cognitive activities of older adults in the real world
Invited Speakers â Faculty of Psychology
Talk by Dr. Burcu Demiray, University of Zurich
An overview of the effects of physical exercise on the brain (and prospectively on sleep)
Invited Speakers â Faculty of Psychology
Talk by Kinga Ingloi
Maintaining brain health across the lifespan
Invited Speakers â Faculty of Psychology
Talk by Dr. Isabel GarcĂa GarcĂa, University of Lausanne
Motivation According to Self-Determination Theory: Theoretical and Applied Perspectives
Invited Speakers â Faculty of Psychology
Talk by Dr Julien Chanal, SDT Geneva Center, Université de GenÚve
Studying visual memory in older adults
Invited Speakers â Faculty of Psychology
Talk by Pauline Berthouzoz
Affectivism and the emotional brain
Invited Speakers â Faculty of Psychology
Talk by Prof. David Sander, UNIGE
Power, effort investment, and efficiency
Invited Speakers â Faculty of Psychology
Talk by Prof. Petra Schmid, ETH ZĂŒrich
Exercise addiction : the dark side of automatic reactions toward exercise ?
Invited Speakers â Faculty of Psychology
Talk by AnaĂŻs Quossi, Auxiliary research assistant, UniDistance Suisse
Synaesthesia as a Model System for Understanding Variation in the Mind and Brain
Invited Speakers â Faculty of Psychology
Talk by Jamie Ward, University of Sussex, UK
What Color are your 'I's? Synesthesia as a Tool to Study the World's Languages
Invited Speakers â Faculty of Psychology
Talk by Nicholas Root, University of Amsterdam
Embodied Psychological Interventions: Can Virtual Body Transformations Improve Intergroup Relations?
Invited Speakers â Faculty of Psychology
Talk by Dr. BĂ©atrice Hasler
Invited Speakers â Faculty of Psychology
Talk by Prof. Dr. Laurenz Meier, University of NeuchĂątel
CANCELLED - Prof. Dr. Paul Matusz, HES-SO Valais-Wallis
Invited Speakers â Faculty of Psychology
This event was cancelled.
Being certain but wrong: Compression of redundant information and the limits of seeing
Talk by Prof. Dr. Bilge, CNRS, University of Bern & University of Lille
Invited Speakers â Faculty of Psychology
Digital emotion competence : integrating emotional competence and digital skills
Invited Speakers â Faculty of Psychology
Talk by Dr. Catherine Audrin, HEP Vaud
