SNaC Meetings
Social Neuroscience and Cognition (SNaC) meetings
The purpose of SNaC meetings is to provide a forum for discussing and sharing ideas surrounding social neuroscience.
One or two talks will take place each meeting and can be on any topic that touches social neuroscience.
Meetings occur biweekly on Wednesdays at 2pm in Brigantia 230, Bangor.
If you would like to present, send a title and a preferred date to Kohinoor: k.darda@bangor.ac.uk. See below for availability.
Everyone is welcome so don't be shy!
21 Mar 2018
Richard Binney
TBC
07 Mar 2018
Robert Ward
TBC
21 Feb 2018
Anna Henschel
In synchrony with humanoid robots - feedback on pilot studies
07 Feb 2018
Andrew Wildman
Social Priming
11 Jul 2017
Elin Harding Williams & Emily Cross
Decreased reward value of biological motion among individuals with autistic traits: Assistance with crafting the best revision
06 Dec 2017
Jonathan Walbrin
New Social Interaction Research
24 Oct 2017
Debbie Mills
Grant idea - Linking gene expression with social brain activity
10 Oct 2017
Emily Cross & Richard Ramsey
Grant proposal - social robots and loneliness
30 May 2017
Ruud Hortensius
Grant proposal - social cognition and embodied robots and virtual humans
16 May 2017
Ruud Hortensius
Using a p-curve to assess the evidential value of motor interference during human-robot interaction
28 Mar 2017
Paul Downing & Marco Gandolfo
Direct gaze and hand pointing effects on attention capture
15 Mar 2017
Ruud Hortensius
The Impact of Basolateral Amygdalae Damage on Threat Perception
15 Feb 2017
Vanessa Era
Causal Contribution of the Parietal Lobe in Human-Avatar and Human-Human Join Actions
09 Nov 2016
Jon Walbrin
TBA
25 Oct 2016
Paul Downing & Giuseppe Di Pellegrino
Hasson and Frith (2016) article discussion
11 Oct 2016
Social Neuroscience Faculty Meeting
Social Neuroscience Faculty Meeting
27 Sep 2016
Hannah Chandler
Boundary extension distorted by the presence of people in scenes