Great opportunity to work on fundamental scientific challenges embedded in a truly unique research environment!

Excited to share a new review preprint with Matthew Apps Prof. Matthew Apps & Patricia Lockwood Patricia Lockwood - Reward processing and reinforcement learning: from adolescence to aging - psyarxiv.com/pnuk8/ 🧵👇

Fun collaboration testing how oxytocin and dopamine influence neural prediction errors during prosocial and self-benefitting learning 🙂 with Myrthe Jensen, Ellen de Bruijn (not on twitter) and Jo Cutler 👇

Experienced threat (but not stress) is associated with every-day altruism during early covid pandemic. Our new paper out today in Scientific Reports lead by Joana B Vieira with Stephen Pierzchajlo Simon Jangard & Abigail Marsh rdcu.be/cYTWh 1/2

100% of research labs have LAB MEETINGS. 0% are set up to enable everyone to have a voice. This is how we flipped them to increase engagement hear from everyone and save time...

Happy to be a part of this unique and important project together w ppl in my group Philip Pärnamets Joana B Vieira Yafeng Pan Simon Jangard

🚨🚨PAPER ALERT🚨🚨 We're glad to share with you our laboratory's first paper published in Neuropsychopharmacology about alcohol and social choice in Wistar rats (full text: nature.com/articles/s4138…). We also have a🧵for you!

I enjoyed Schrödinger’s little book on What is Life, which nicely sketches “The Striking Contrast” between the physics of nonliving and living matter - capable of acting in unprecedented ways. But did anyone else get baffled by the way it concludes?

Spread the word -- the Moral Psychology Research Group, a cross-institutional group of moral psychologists and philosophers I'm part of, is hosting its first online conference on March 3-4, organized by Thomas Nadelhoffer. Free to attend, please RT! 1/2 sites.google.com/view/mprg/onli…

Moral questions are just empirical questions about how best to cooperate

Moral learning and decision-making across the lifespan osf.io/preprints/psya… Excited to share our new preprint with ConnectedMindz & Jean-Claude Dreher. We review evidence from infancy to old age in light of 4 key aspects of morality within a value-based decision-making framework.

Our opinion paper The convergence between defence and care in mammals is out today at Trends in Cognitive Sciences! With Andreas Olsson 🧵 authors.elsevier.com/a/1j5He4sIRvTA…

Evolutionary explanations for morality and committed relationships are a huge advance. Are they useful for psychiatry? I share my hopes and hesitations in this 30 min. video. Thanks to Adam Hunt Riadh Abed ISEMPH HBES youtu.be/gVJ88CTMQbQ?si…

Can't be more proud!! Massive congrats to our postdoc Shawn Rhoads for winning this award, which will help launch his independent career soon!! 👏🥳🔥 #computationalpsychiatry #socialneuroscience Center for Computational Psychiatry Friedman Brain Institute Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai

🔅Later today! I will share some new work on the processes shaping moral judgments.

Excited to share our new paper on social reward learning in alcohol use disorder (AUD) in Translational Psychiatry! doi.org/10.1038/s41398… w/ @B_Lindstroem, Lotfi Khemiri, Nitya Jayaram-Lindström, & Andreas Olsson. Across two separate samples, we examined whether individuals

Intressant disputation vid Karolinska Institutet den 13 juni! @SimonJangard försvarar sin avhandling "Prosocial Learning and Decision-Making in Alcohol Use Disorder" kl. 13:00 i Franklinsalen, Tomtebodavägen 6a, Solna. Huvudhandledare: Andreas Olsson Läs mer: nyheter.ki.se/kalender/dispu…