Neuroeconomics Seminar

(formerly: Foundations of Human Social Behavior)

Spring 2013

Date	Presenter	Topic	Host
21.02.2013	Emrah Düzel University College London & University Hospital Magdeburg	Episodic memory for motivationally relevant events: A neo-Hebbian framework Abstract (TXT, 1 KB)	Stephan
28.02.2013	Tal Yarkoni University of Colorado Boulder	Decoding the cognitive and affective contributions of the human anterior insula using large-scale fMRI meta-analyses Abstract (TXT, 1 KB)	Fehr
07.03.2013	Jay Gottfried Northwestern University	Prelude to a decision: Resolving sensory uncertainty in the human brain Abstract (TXT, 1 KB)	Tobler
14.03.2013	Simon B. Eickhoff Heinrich-Heine University Düsseldorf	Reaction - Action - Intention: Neuroimaging and pathology Abstract (TXT, 2 KB)	Stephan
21.03.2013	cancelled
28.03.2013	Redmond O'Connell Trinity College Dublin	Tracing the formation of perceptual decisions in the human brain Abstract (TXT, 1 KB)	Ruff
11.04.2013	Bernd Weber Life & Brain Center, Bonn & Center for Economics and Neuroscience, Bonn	Biological influences on human social behavior Abstract (TXT, 886 bytes)	Hare
18.04.2013	Steve Kennerley University College London	Decision making in the frontal cortex: Evidence from single neuron electrophysiology Abstract (TXT, 1 KB)	Ruff
25.04.2013	Guy Kahane University of Oxford	Process and content in moral psychology Abstract (TXT, 1 KB)	Tobler
02.05.2013	Miriam Klein-Flügge University College London	The impact of physical effort on behavioural and neural computations guiding value-based choice Abstract (TXT, 1 KB)	Stephan
16.05.2013	Matthew Botvinick Princeton University	Control costs Abstract (TXT, 1 KB)	Hare
23.05.2013	Gustavo Deco Universitat Pompeu Fabra	Resting brains never rest: Computational insights into potential cognitive architectures Abstract (TXT, 996 bytes)	Ruff
30.05.2013 CANCELLED!	Jan Gläscher University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf & California Institute of Techology	Delineating cognitive functions with lesion overlap analysis Abstract (TXT, 1 KB)	Fehr
Wednesday 05.06.2013 16:00-17:30	Oral examination	Room: BLU-E-003, Blumlisalpstrasse 10, Zurich Examiner: Prof. Dr. Klaas Enno Stephan

Date

Presenter

Topic

Host

21.02.2013

Emrah Düzel
University College London & University Hospital Magdeburg

Episodic memory for motivationally relevant events: A neo-Hebbian framework

Abstract (TXT, 1 KB)

Stephan

28.02.2013

Tal Yarkoni
University of Colorado Boulder

Decoding the cognitive and affective contributions of the human anterior insula using large-scale fMRI meta-analyses