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Tuesday, 05 April 2022

Brain, Behavior & Scociety Springschool

University of Graz, 5th - 8th of April 2022

Following the tradition of open science and joint workshops, we want to combine the concept of a standard Springschools with the spirit of Brainhacks and open it to everybody interested in behavior within the fields of medicine, cognitive science, biology, psychology, behavioral and social sciences to name only few.

As such, this springschool will be a 4 day hybrid event that combines open-hacking and unconference sessions with learning tracks all intermixed with featured talks under the umbrella of one general topic

“CHANGE: How to measure, detect, and quantify change reliably.”

This topic is inspired by the CoVID-pandemic that consistently changed the world, science, and society. Therefore, all projects and featured talks will be given by invited speakers to enlighten the global theme of “Change” either from the perspective of the brain, or from the point of view of behavior, or from a social point of view. In summary, this 2022 edition of the “Brain / Behavior / Society Springschool” should represent the starting point of a long lasting series with variant themes and topics in the future.

 

Check the BBS Sprinschool webpage: https://bbs-springschool.github.io/

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True crime documentaries, series and podcasts about real crimes have many fans. What is it that makes this genre so fascinating? Is it the insights into the dark side of the human psyche or into meticulous investigations? Or is it that dealing with crime trains our ability to cope with fear? These and other questions are being asked by psychologist Corinna Perchtold-Stefan in a research project. The first results are already available.

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