GUEST SPEAKER: Laurenz Meier, University of Fribourg, CH
TITLE: Self-esteem at work.
WHEN: THURSDAY 2nd of May from 12h05 (sharp!) till 13h05.
WHERE: S.0-113
LUNCHTIME SEMINAR : WHAT IS IT?
The Lunchtime Seminar provides both external and internal
researchers the opportunity to present their work to the Psychology
Department of the University of Fribourg.
Except that of presenting cutting edge research, the Lunchtime
Seminar has no specific focus, hence the topics presented may vary,
for example, from applied clinical psychology to computational models
of decision making. Although it is primarily targeted at the
department's active researchers, Master's students are also
encouraged to attend.
The Lunchtime Seminar is co-organised by Pascal Gygax and Andreas
Sonderegger.
LUNCHTIME SEMINAR PROGRAM Spring 2013
GUEST SPEAKER: Simon Garrod,
University of Glasgow, GB
TITLE: An integrated theory of language production and comprehension
WHEN: FRIDAY 8th
of February from
11h00 (sharp!) till 12h00.
WHERE: S.0-113
GUEST SPEAKER: Fabien Ringeval, University of Fribourg, CH
TITLE: Social signal processing: from data collection to the automatic emotion recognition.
WHEN: THURSDAY 28th of February from 12h05 (sharp!) till 13h05.
WHERE: S.0-113
GUEST SPEAKER: Magdalena Formanowicz, University of Bern, CH
TITLE: The macro level effects of gender-(un)fair language in Polish
WHEN: THURSDAY 21st of March from 12h05 (sharp!) till 13h05.
WHERE: S.0-113
GUEST SPEAKER: Meike Ramon, University of Glasgow, UK
TITLE: Personally familiar face processing in healthy and brain damaged individuals.
WHEN: THURSDAY 11th of April from 12h05 (sharp!) till 13h05.
WHERE: S.0-113
GUEST SPEAKER: Christine Mohr, University of Lausanne, CH
TITLE: Cognitive impairment in schizotypy: Is it probably about drugs?
WHEN: THURSDAY 25th of April from 12h05 (sharp!) till 13h05.
WHERE: S.0-113
GUEST SPEAKER: Laurenz Meier, University of Fribourg, CH
TITLE: Self-esteem at work.
WHEN: THURSDAY 2nd of May from 12h05 (sharp!) till 13h05.
WHERE: S.0-113
GUEST SPEAKER: Lucie Schoenhals, University of Fribourg, CH
TITLE: Does novel word learning depend on phonological skills (to be confirmed)
WHEN: THURSDAY 23rd of May from 12h05 (sharp!) till 13h05.
WHERE: S.0-113
ARCHIVES - LUNCHTIME SEMINAR PROGRAM
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