Open discussion about changing behaviors and keeping things ethical at #usi2018 with Sandra Matz, Dan Ariely Moran cerf (Moran Cerf) USI Events

JCR author Moran Cerf recently gave a TEDx talk based on a paper he and coauthor Samuel Barnett had published in our July 2017 issue. A captivating look at the neurology behind content engagement. Link to the original paper: academic.oup.com/jcr/article-ab…. youtube.com/watch?v=a_5Dad…

So.... I was told that even if you don't like online sharing - it is necessary. Apparently, having a website is not enough. I’ll do my best to put key information here. Although I am not sure I can express my thoughts reliably in 280 charac

Tweet: My new TEDx talk on our studies of engagement in the brain is out. (youtube.com/watch?v=a_5Dad…) How neuroscience tells us whether we find things engaging and how we can use it (to test ads, speeches, jokes, ...) Thank you Whitney Cummings for the help in making it engaging.

"Extreme selfies kill more people than sharks" Ethical Hacker and Neuroscientist Moran Cerf #TimesTechSummit

Prof Moran Cerf on creating a “brain password” based on Guitar Hero #timestechsummit fascinating

Is it time for humans to accept the inevitable and cede more decision-making to computers? It’s a controversial question, but ethical hacker turned neuroscientist Professor Moran Cerf thinks the answer is “yes” thetimes.co.uk/static/the-tim…

📸 Oliver Shah interviews Moran Cerf, Professor of Neuroscience and Business at The Kellogg School. #TimesTechSummit #GoogleCloud

"96% of security issues are caused by humans." - Professor Moran Cerf from the Kellogg School. How does that perspective shape your #security strategy? #timestechsummit

"There's a lot of similarities between how security works and how the brain works" Moran Cerf #TimesTechSummit

Professor Moran Cerf discussing cyber security and neuroscience at today’s #TimesTechSummit

I'm tweeting again (this one will probably be my 2nd and last for 2018). A new TEDx talk I gave recently just came out. About our ability to control what our mind sees: youtube.com/watch?v=2EJpDX…

As 2022 comes to an end, here is a summary of my proudest academic achievement of this year. psypost.org/2022/11/neuroi…

Field experiments by Moran Cerf Sandra Matz & Malcolm MacIver show that participation in a climate prediction market by betting on future climate outcomes may be an effective way to change both attitudes and behaviour around climate change go.nature.com/448O1F1

After 8 (!) years and multiple rounds of reviews.... this [academic] paper finally came out yesterday. Made it to the cover of Nature's Climate Change, alongside a supplement "Brief" for policy-makers interested in implementing the results. nature.com/articles/s4155…