Alan was part of a symposium on ‘Moral behaviour: from social learning to real-life decision-making’ at the bi-annual meeting of the European Society for Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience in Rome. This interesting panel featured research on neural mechanisms of trust learning, neural biomarkers of morality, social influence on moral choice, and prosocial learning, and Alan presented some of the lab's work on social inequality and redistribution.
Himalaya presented a poster at Synapsium 2026 (Into the Dark), the 14th edition of the student neuroscience symposium organized by Dondrite at the Donders Institute, on 18 April 2026 in Nijmegen.
Sarah Vahed (PhD candidate) was invited in May to present her work on inequality research in naturalistic settings, as part of a panel on the theme of 'social psychology of economic behaviour' at the Kurt Lewin Institute Conference 2026, held this year in Zeist and organized by Giuliana Spadaro and Leon Hilbert. Thanks to the conference organisers for the invitation!
