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Recent / Interesting

New grant examining culturally sensitive A.I.!
Can we use Fitbit to predict depression? Here is a summary of our work with Josip Car at LKC (2022)
- And here is the paper on wearables (fitbit) predicting depression
Some publicity on the entrepreneurial trust study at Straits Times (2021/ 22)
- Entrepreneurs trust, mistrust and forgive faster than other – here is the paper
Do corridors matter for performance and mental health?
New Paper at the prestigious Ener Res & Soc Scien 2021: How empathy can make you think about the climate!
New paper (B&E; 2020) on the importance of transitional spaces for health and office design!
New paper on how beauty judgments can be manipulated!
New Paper! (2019a): Examining attitudes towards working in underground offices. A crucial question for vertical cities.
The PSY-VR suite: Using Virtual Reality for psychological testing across different environments
Interview with Prof. Anjan Chatterjee
Skin Conductance for Organizational researchers (page for the ORM paper)
Culture as a response to uncertainty
Investing in luck vs. investing in people
Cooperative or Competitive?

News!

–New paper on the instability of aesthetic judgments (JESP)

-We are presenting 6 posters at the forthcoming APS conference at San Franscisco – topics include architecture and psychology, decision making, culture, virtual reality and even on how to optimize the format of water and electricity bills. Please come and find us!

– Jan / Feb 2018: two more papers to be soon published. The first paper examines the effects of Melatonin on human health; the second gives guidelines on how to use fMRI in environmental studies. Content to be uploaded very soon.

– Oct 2017: Paper on working in underground spaces in China published! This is a study combining sociological, psychological and environmental science methods to understand what workers in Underground Spaces (such as offices, stations etc.) believe about these spaces as a working environment.

– Jan 2017: Paper on Cultural Attachment accepted at BBR! Stay tuned.

– Jan 2017: Paper published at ORM detailing how to measure and analyse emotional responses using skin conductance. See: Skin Conductance for Organizational researchers and Publications

– Nov 2016: A fascinating text on how city can change your brain: http://www.curbed.com/2016/11/16/13637148/design-brain-architecture-psychology

– Sep 2016: Presentation at the Academy of Neuroscience for Architecture (San Diego) – an exciting event bringing in neuroscientists, psychologists and prominent architects!

– Aug 2016: Presentation at NIDA Business School Thailand

– Aug 2016: Adam Roberts presented his research at the AHFE 2016 (Applied Human Factors and Ergonomics)

– June 2016: Presentation at the “Memes, Schemes & Dreams” Conference on the future of Singapore’s Urban Environment.

Memes, Schemes and Dreams

– Feb 2016: Paper on Decision Making and Bribery published:”Toward an Understanding of Dynamic Moral Decision Making: Model-Free and Model-Based Learning.” With Xiao-Xiao Liu and Ying-yi Hong!

– Feb 2016: Chapter (with Philippe Tobler) at the Oxford University Handbook of Cultural Neuroscience (edited by Joan Chiao,Shu Chen Li, Rebecca Seligman and Robert Turner) published): “Culture as a Response to Uncertainty: Foundations of Computational Cultural Neuroscience”

– Jan 2016: Two papers appear on a special issue of TUST.See Publications

– Jan 2016: Paper accepted at JBE (in press)

– Dec 2015: Invited Plenary Talk at Centre for Cognitive Science, IIT Gandhinagar

– Dec 2015: Congratulations to Riyang Phang for completing his PhD Thesis! He is now officially a Research Fellow

– May 2015: Nature Neuroscience paper is out! We examine the impact of social information on decision making under risk.See Publications

– January 2015: Our Lab receives a grant to examine the cognitive aspects of entrepreneurship!

– January 2015: Paper published at Neuroimage! See Publications

– October 2014: Keynote talk at the I3 Conference for Fund Managers.

– September 2014: Invited talk to an exciting conference (“One, two, many brains”) at Champalimaud Neuroscience Programme (Portugal) http://neuro.fchampalimaud.org/en/events/one-two-many-brains/

– August 2014: Our Lab receives a grant from Ministry of National Development for studying human behaviour in Indoor Spaces

Decision, Environmental & Organizational Neuroscience (DEON* / Δέον*) Lab

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