March 25th 2020, 9 am to 6 pm, Vienna, Austria
Deadline for application for poster presentations or travel support extended till December 20th!!
Registration possible till January 31st.
We cordially invite you to a symposium in honour of the late Christoph Eisenegger.
The symposium will include presentations given by current and alumni members of his lab, the Neuropsychopharmacology & Biopsychology Unit, and collaborators, on a wide range of topics related to the neurobiology and psychopharmacology of social decision-making.
In addition, there will be a poster session. If you would like to present a poster at this symposium, please indicate this when registering.
Participation in the symposium is free, but we kindly ask you to register. Also note, that there will be limited travel support funding available (see Registration).
The symposium will end with an evening reception.
Speakers
| Jack van Honk | The role of the human basolateral amygdala in social decision-making |
| Jean-Claude Dreher | Influence of testosterone on reward processing and retaliation-related brain activity |
| Yin Wu | Single dose testosterone administration increases social discounting in healthy males |
| Boris Quednow | Acute and chronic drug effects on social decision-making |
| Giorgia Silani | Wanting and liking of social and non-social rewards: The role of dopamine and opioids |
| Michael Naef | Testosterone beliefs and social decision-making |
| Bettina Studer | TBA |
| Hana Kutlikova | The role of testosterone in social behaviors |
| Annabel Losecaat Vermeer | Testosterone's influence on competition and learning of social dominance hierarchies |
| Nace Mikus | Computational phenotyping of dopaminergic manipulations |
| Lisa Rosenberger | The neurobiology of repeated trust interactions |
| Lei Zhang | The causal role of temporoparietal junction in computing social influence in human decision-making |
| Shawn Geniole | Testosterone reduces the threat premium in competitive resource divisions |
| Sebastijan Veselic | An investigation of the causal effects of estradiol administration on human decision making |
Organisers
Annabel Losecaat Vermeer, Hana Kutlikova, Lisa Rosenberger, Nace Mikus, & Claus Lamm
Contact
symposium.eisenegger@univie.ac.at