The climatic changes that have been increasingly observed in recent years are to a large extent driven by human activities linked to resource overconsumption and overreliance on fossil energy sources. Developing a more sustainable lifestyle is one of the most pressing tasks facing our planet and its inhabitants. Using an interdisciplinary approach that combines psychology, affective sciences, behavioral economics, and neuroscience, our research group aims to contribute to this challenge by trying to understand the factors and mechanisms that drive decisions and behaviors related to sustainability, and to develop intervention strategies to promote a more sustainable lifestyle.
News:
14-10-2021
Check out our latest paper on sustainable behavior in everyday life.
10-06-2021
New paper out now: The rise of affectivism.
02-06-2021
Come join us: New postdoc position available in our lab.
25-05-2021
Hot off the press: Check out our new paper on the impact of local temperature volatility on climate-related tweets!
22-04-2021
We are hiring! Find the description of our open postdoc position here.