Interdepartmental Colloquium

The interdepartmental colloquium is planned in collaboration with different research groups at the Faculty of Psychology and the Vienna Cognitive Science Hub.

We aim to bring national and international researchers to present and discuss their current research with faculty members and students. 

The colloquium takes place on Thursdays from 3 to 4 pm. If you want to attend online, please message colloquium.psychologie@univie.ac.at to get the meeting link.

DateStartTimeFormGuestSpeakerInstitutionTopic
02.03.20233 pmHSG/
online		Ass.-Prof. Jan Willem BolderdijkUniversity of AmsterdamMinority influence in climate change mitigation
09.03.20233 pmtba.-
16.03.20233 pmtba.-
23.03.20233 pmHSG/
online		Richard D. Lane, M.D., Ph.D.University of ArizonaLevels of Emotional Awareness: The clinical importance of knowing what you’re feeling
30.03.20233 pmHSG/
online		Prof. Dr. Klaus RothermundUniversity of Jena

How to get rid of bad and develop good habits: An episodic retrieval account of habit acquisition and change

20.04.20233 pmHSG/
online		Dr. Aenne BrielmannMax Planck Institutes TübingenA computational model of sensory value
27.04.20233 pmHSG/
online		Dr. Charlotte Grosse WiesmannMax Planck Institute for human cognitive and brain sciencesHow do children come to understand others?
04.05.20233 pmHSG/
online		Ass.-Prof. Martina LuchettiFlorida State UniversityPsychosocial factors that contribute to cognitive health and risk of dementia – A focus on loneliness
11.05.20233 pmHSGDr. des. Sarah PritzUniversity of Erlangen–Nuremberg

Techniken emotionaler Subjektivierung. Methodologische Überlegungen zur qualitativen Analyse mobiler Softwareapplikationen am Beispiel von Mood-Tracking-Apps

25.05.20233 pmonlineDr. Anna-Katharina BauerUniversity of OxfordAudio-visual rhythm perception in younger and older adults
22.06.20233 pmHSG/
online		Dr. Anne MilekWitten/Herdecke UniversityMy life has become a major distraction from my smartphone: Phubbing behavior in families
29.06.20233 pmHSG/
online		Prof. Dr. Annett SchirmerUniversity of InnsbruckC-Tactile Afferents and the Give and Take of Social Touch