Research Seminars and Lectures

Foundations of Human Social Behavior

Autumn 2010

Location: Thursday, 16:00 - 17:00h, IERE seminar room (BLU-E-003), Blumlisalpstrasse 10, 8006 Zurich

Please direct your questions and speaker suggestions to Christoph Mathys, Phone +41 44 634 55 58

Date	Presenter	Topic	Host
23.09.2010	Holger Herz University of Zurich	The value of authority Abstract (TXT, 1 KB)	-
30.09.2010	Chris Burke University of Zurich	Neural mechanisms of observational learning Abstract (TXT, 1 KB)	-
14.10.2010	Ulrike Toepel University Hospital and University of Lausanne	Spatio-temporal brain dynamics in food viewing (and how they are shaped by weight and gender) Abstract (TXT, 1 KB)	Philippe Tobler
21.10.2010	Charles Efferson University of Zurich	Testing evolutionary theories of human social behavior Abstract (TXT, 1 KB)	-
28.10.2010	Tobias Kalenscher University of Amsterdam	The neural representation of (un)economic value Abstract (TXT, 2 KB) Paper (PDF, 2400 KB)	Philippe Tobler
04.11.2010	Benedetto de Martino University College London (UCL)	The neurobiology of loss aversion Abstract (TXT, 1 KB)	Christian Ruff
11.11.2010	Mark E. Walton University of Oxford	Is it really worth it? Cost-benefit analyses within fronto-striatal-monoaminergic circuits Abstract (TXT, 1 KB)	Christian Ruff
18.11.2010	Christoph Mathys ETH and University of Zurich	Individual Bayesian learning under uncertainty Abstract (TXT, 2 KB)	-
25.11.2010	Christian Ruff University of Zurich	The role of rewards and dopamine for sensory decision making and learning Abstract (TXT, 1 KB)	-
02.12.2010 CANCELLED!	Mathias Pessiglione Institut National de la Santé et de la Recherche Médicale, Hôpital Pitié-Salpêtrière, Paris	Why don't you try harder? Looking for motivation in the human brain Abstract (TXT, 1 KB)	Philippe Tobler
09.12.2010	Nikolaus Weiskopf Wellcome Trust Centre for Neuroimaging, University College London	Advanced MRI for anatomical and functional brain imaging Abstract (TXT, 2 KB)	Klaas Enno Stephan
16.12.2010	Ben Seymour Institute of Neurology, London	Models of pain and implications for behavioural health economics Abstract (TXT, 1 KB)	Klaas Enno Stephan

Date

Presenter

Topic

Host

23.09.2010

Holger Herz
University of Zurich

The value of authority

Abstract (TXT, 1 KB)

30.09.2010

Chris Burke
University of Zurich

Neural mechanisms of observational learning

Abstract (TXT, 1 KB)