I created the Moral & Social Brain Lab 2.5 years ago. While there was just 2 PhD students in the first year, 5 postdocs, 9 PhD students, and several Erasmus interns have now joined. This is a huge exponential curve, and I am very proud to be surrounded by so many excellent researchers!

Massive representation of the lab at escan2024 @ Ghent 😍 Moral & Social Brain Lab Elodie Kox Victoria Rambaud Tilia Linthout Nicolas Coucke Louise De Meulenaer Tricoche Leslie guillaume pech Eva Vives Evelyne Fraats Kalliopi Ioumpa

I had a great time presenting our next study at escan2024 @ Ghent. Thanks to all the colleagues who stopped by for all the feedback and questions! This study will investigate the effects of social context on decisions to moral dilemmas, in face-to-face dyads, using EEG hyperscanning.

New article of the Profan project with Fabrizio Butera, Anatolia Batruch 🇺🇦 and Ocyna Rudmann UnilaPS Faculté des SSP - UNIL (inactif) in Contemporary Educational Psychology, on the effect of the #Jigsaw method on motivation and self-regulation in vocational #highschools news.unil.ch/display/171637…

I had a great time presenting our recently published study on predictive reading and statistical learning at #IASL2024, San Sebastián ☀️ Thanks to the great organisers and colleagues for the great talks and inspiring feedback! 📋 researchgate.net/publication/38…

You’d like to learn more about good practices for reproducible science? My friend Valentin Guigon just wrote a quasi-tutorial about it. Read it now or save it for later! medium.com/@valentin.guig…

How obeying orders impacts moral decision? In our recent publictation 🎉 with Emilie Caspar, we observed that cognitive conflict (1) is reduced under coercion, (2) is linked with the number of shocks sent. #EEG #Neuroscience tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

👥Une partie du Cortecs s’est retrouvée dans le Devoluy (en plein mois doute…) autour de présentations philo-scientifiques, de films sceptiques, de balades et de débats 😉 Avec Versus @JeremyAttard7 Eva Vives Nicolas Martin, enfin peut-être... @SchopferCeline et Emmanuel cortecs.org/non-classe/yal…

To mark 100 years of EEG research, we are organising a mini-conference, with exciting plenary lectures on the past and future of EEG, a session featuring EEG labs from different fields of study, and a poster display of seminal EEG studies in the past century.

Last call ! Tomorrow is the final day to submit your abstract for The Social & Moral Brain Seminar. The submission portal closes at midnight (CEST). We can't wait to read your contributions ! Yulong Huang More info: thesmbseminar.sciencesconf.org