Workshops & Meetings

In addition to biweekly internal meetings in the Person Perception Research Club, as well as regular Research Seminars, the DFG Unit hosts two annual workshops. By featuring distinguished international scientists, these workshops guarantee critical discussion of ongoing projects in the Unit, as well as fast dissemination of relevant current research both from international labs and the Jena Research Unit.

Past Workshops

Workshop XII (October, 15-16, 2015): “Person Perception: Current Topics and Perspectives”
Workshop XI (April, 9-10, 2015): “Human Communication: From Person Perception to Social Action”
Workshop X (October, 9-10, 2014): “Person Impressions, Emotions, and Social Cognitive Neuroscience”
Workshop IX (April 4-5, 2014): “From cortical areas to social functions”
Workshop VIII (October 10-11, 2013): “Foundations of Person Perception – Trends in Cognition and Neuroscience”
Workshop VII (April 26-27, 2013): “Person Perception Preserved and Impaired: Neuroscientific, Clinical, Experimental and Computational Evidence”
Workshop VI (October 10-11, 2012): “Person Perception: Individual differences and differences between groups”
Workshop V (April 19, 2012): “Person Perception: Interim Report and Perspectives of the DFG Research Unit”
Workshop IV (October 13-15, 2011): “Hot Topics in Person Perception Research in Europe and Overseas”
Workshop III (May 19-20, 2011): “Integrating Cognitive, Neuroscientific, and Social Approaches to Person Perception: Current Status and Future Perspectives”
Workshop II (October 14-16, 2010): “Person Perception 25 years after Bruce and Young (1986)”
Workshop I (February, 26-27, 2010): “Person Perception: An Upcoming Central Field in Cognitive Sciences”