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Zurich Center for Neuroeconomics (ZNE)

Neuroeconomics Seminar

(formerly: Foundations of Human Social Behavior)

Spring 2024

Please direct your questions and speaker suggestions to Gilles de Hollander Phone +41 44 634 51 97.

Location: Thursday, 17:00 - 18:00h, BLU-003 or via Zoom (please contact Gilles de Hollander for Zoom link)

Date Presenter Topic
22.02.2024

Marco K Wittmann (live)

University College London

Basis functions for complex decisions in social groups

Abstract (PDF, 71 KB)

29.02.2024

Wei Ji Ma (Zoom)

New York University

The cognitive science of complex planning
Abstract (PDF, 71 KB)
14.03.2024

Nick Yeung (live)

University of Oxford

Confidence in information seeking and trust formation
Abstract (PDF, 71 KB)

21.03.2024

Romy Frömer (live)

University of Birmingham

Metacognition for flexible learning and decision-making
Abstract (PDF, 72 KB)

18.04.2024

Ralph Hertwig (live)

Max Planck Institute for Human Development, Berlin

Risk preference: Do we chase a chimera?
Abstract (PDF, 71 KB)

25.04.2024

special time: 16:00 - 17:00

Tali Sharot (Zoom)

University College London / Massachussetts Institute of Technology

The Value of Beliefs: From Theory to Practice
Abstract (PDF, 73 KB)
02.05.2024

Claire M Gillan (Zoom)

Trinity College Dublin

Shifting Computational Psychiatry from Lab to Life
Abstract (PDF, 74 KB)

16.05.2024

14: 30 - 15: 30 - Xiaosi Gu (live)
Mount Sinai


15:45 - 16:45 Lusha Zhu (live)
Peking University



17:00 - 18:00 David Redish (live)
University of Minnesota

The Social Brain: From Cells to Circuits to Therapeutics
Abstract (PDF, 71 KB)

Structural representation and decision-making in an interconnected world
Abstract (PDF, 76 KB)

The neuroscience of multiple systems: From rats to neuroeconomics and psychiatry
Abstract (PDF, 71 KB)

23.05.2024

16:00 - 17:00 Charley Wu (live)
University of Tübingen
 

17:00 - 18:00 Xuexin Wei (Zoom)
University of Texas , Austin

Compositionality and Culture
Abstract (PDF, 73 KB)
 

Unified theoretical explanations of puzzling error characteristics in human percetion and memory
Abstract (PDF, 74 KB)

30.05.2024 Oral Examination

Examiner: Prof. Todd Hare

 

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