brains, behaviour, organisations
(Cross-blogged from Psychology Today) Feeling overloaded and stressed out at work? Neuroscience can offer some help… There is a huge interest in applying brain science in business at present. This is because neuroscience – the science of brain and behaviour – has emerged as one of the key and exciting sciences of the 21st century.… Read More
Description Postdoctoral Fellowship available immediately in behavioural neurophysiology Available immediately to work on the electrophysiology of the claustrum in the freely-moving rat. There is almost nothing known about the claustrum, and therefore great scientific scope for a motivated and dedicated candidate. Experience of electrophysiology is required for the successful candidate. Read: Dynamics of place, boundary… Read More
Brain for Business 2017 I am delighted to be speaking at the next Brain for Business event taking place in Dublin on 8th September, 2017 (see www.brainforbusiness.ie and @brainforbiz for more information). This will be a great event with super speakers focused on brain, behaviour and business, providing up-to-date lessons for you and your organisation. There are some places still available. What… Read More
The psychology of punishment is key to why people vote against their own interests, says an Oxford n… – https://qz.com/916680/the-psychology-of-punishment-is-key-to-why-people-vote-against-their-own-interests-says-an-oxford-neuroscientist/
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If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice. ~ Neil Peart
Thoughts on Brexit from BEERG's Tom Hayes
Shane O'Mara's experimental brain research lab.
A History of the Alt-Right
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A methodology blog for social psychology
Companion to Behavioural Public Policy journal (CUP)
Professor of Politics and Public Policy, University of Stirling
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simple steps to improve statistical analyses in neuroscience & psychology
Improving the replicability of empirical research
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