Participants 2010
FACULTY
- Nico Frijda (University of Amsterdam) - Emotion Psychology
- Peter Goldie (Universtity of Manchester) - Philosophy
- Alicia Grandey (Pennsylvania State University) - Industrial and Organizational Psychology
- Tom Johnstone (University of Reading) - Cognitive Neuroscience
- Patrizia Lombardo (University of Geneva) - Literature
- Tony Manstead (Cardiff University) - Social Psychology
- Batja Mesquita (Catholic University of Leuven) - Cultural Psychology
- Kevin Mulligan (University of Geneva)- Philosophy
- Kevin Ochsner (Columbia University) - Social Cognitive Neuroscience
- Norbert Semmer (Bern University) - Psychology of Work and Organizations
- Franziska Tschan (University of Neuchâtel) - Social Psychology of Organizations
- Carien van Reekum (University of Reading) - Affective Neuroscience
- Henrik Walter (Charité University Medicine Berlin) - Psychiatry and Imaging Genetics
and other members of the Swiss Center for Affective Sciences
- Didier Grandjean (University of Geneva)
- David Sander (University of Geneva)
- Klaus Scherer (University of Geneva)
- Patrik Vuilleumier (University of Geneva)
STUDENTS
- Kristien Aarts, PhD candidate (Ghent University)
- Eric Allard, PhD candidate (Brandeis University)
- Michael Boiger, PhD candidate (Catholic University of Leuven)
- Karen Brans, PhD candidate (Catholic University of Leuven)
- Martin Bruder, Postdoc (University of Konstanz)
- Lauren Bylsma, PhD candidate (University of South Florida)
- Pinar Celik, PhD candidate (Tilburg University)
- Lillia Cherkasskiy, PhD candidate (Yale University)
- Andy Christen, PhD candidate (University of Geneva)
- Elizabeth Clark-Polner, PhD candidate (University of Geneva)
- Melanie Feeser, PhD candidate (Freie Universität Berlin)
- Jamie Ferri, PhD candidate (Stony Brook University)
- Laure Freydefont, PhD candidate (University of Geneva)
- Michael Gaebler, PhD candidate (Charité University Medicine Berlin)
- Leire Gartzia Fernandez , PhD candidate(University of the Basque Country)
- Joy Hackenbracht, PhD candidate (The Pennsylvania State University)
- Alisha Holland, PhD candidate (Boston College)
- Jonathan Ito, PhD candidate (University of Southern California)
- Aleksandra Jasielska, Postdoc (Adam Mickiewicz University)
- Mateus Joffily, Postdoc (University of Trento)
- Philipp Kanske, Postdoc (Zentrallnstitut Mannheim)
- Philipp Kazzer, PhD candidate (Freie Universität Berlin)
- Yanica Klein Koerkamp, PhD candidate (Université Pierre Mendès France)
- Peter Koval, Postdoc (Catholic UNiversity of Leuven)
- Ruta Lasauskaite, PhD candidate (University of Geneva)
- Julia Joo A. Lee, PhD candidate (Harvard Kennedy School)
- Cristina Luque, Associate Professor (University of Castilla La Mancha)
- Marcel Meyer, PhD candidate (Cardiff University)
- Ewa Miendlarzewska, Master candidate (Maastricht University)
- Christian Mumenthaler, PhD candidate (University of Geneva)
- Irene Nagel, Postdoc (Freie Universität Berlin)
- Joana Osorio, PhD candidate (Universidade do Minho)
- Marina Palazova, PhD candidate (Humboldt-Univerität zu Berlin)
- Rosa Palmieri, PhD candidate (University of Bari)
- Kristin Prehn, Postdoc (Freie Universität Berlin)
- Daniel Richards, PhD candidate (The Open University Business School)
- Christiane Rohr, PhD candidate (Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences)
- Antje Schmitt, PhD candidate (Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen)
- Sarina Schnatwinkel, PhD candidate (University of Bielefeld)
- Lars Schulze, PhD candidate (Freie Universität Berlin)
- Daniella Shidlovski, PhD candidate (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
- Mark Thomson, PhD candidate (University of Toronto)
- Aline Vater, PhD candidate (Freie Universität Berlin)
- Lingdan Wu, PhD candidate (University of Würzburg)
- Julien Zanetta, PhD candidate (University of Geneva)
This summer school is designed for 40-50 participants. The registration process was selective. In order to make this course as enriching as possible for the participants and the faculty, the Scientific Committee ensured a wide variety of scientific backgrounds by selecting people from different laboratories, disciplines and levels of advancement in scientific careers - from junior PhD students to senior postdoctoral fellows.