Social neuroscience is an expanding research field devoted to understand how social behavior is implemented by biological factors, and how social experiences in turn impact the brain. A major goal of 2nd meeting on ‘Perspectives in Social Neuroscience – Social Interaction from Rodents to Humans’ is to integrate research findings about the neural basis of social behavior across different levels of analysis from rodent studies to functional neuroimaging in humans. This workshop thereby aims to bridge the fields of social psychology, social neuroscience in rodents and humans, and clinical neuroscience to provide an integrated approach to the understanding of social behavior.
We encourage PhD students and senior scholars with a strong interest in social neuroscience to send submissions for the poster session on Friday the 21st. The abstract deadline is the 5th of March 2017. There is no registration fee for participants and child care service will be provided. Abstract (2,000 total character limit) and a short academic CV (max 1. page) should be send to info[at]perspectives-in-social-neuroscience.com in pdf-format. Please visit our webpage for further information on the workshop and the abstract guidelines at:
http://www.perspectives-in-social-neuroscience.com/
The workshop will be held from April 21st, 2017 until April 22nd, at the Center of Brain, Behavior and Metabolism (CBBM) in Lübeck, Germany. Picturesque Lübeck is located close to the Baltic Sea and conveniently reachable by train with a 1.5-hour train ride from Hamburg Airport and a 3-hour train ride from Berlin.
