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Social Neuroscience Bern

@socialneurobern.bsky.social did:plc:uzu2vncqvn3jsjjdvldmnzsw

We study the neural basis of human social interaction. Learn more about us: 🔗 https://www.soz.psy.unibe.ch/

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Social Neuroscience Bern (@socialneurobern.bsky.social) ist seit 12 August 2025 auf Bluesky. Das Konto hat 118 Follower, folgt 142 Konten und hat 41 Posts veröffentlicht.

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  • SCAN Unit@scanunit.bsky.social

    Our colleague @maxsteininger.bsky.social successfully defended his dissertation last week and has now officially earned his PhD 🎉🎓 His dissertation examined how nature exposure🌲affects acute stress 🤯 and pain ⚡. Here's an overview of the studies he published on this topic during his PhD:

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  • Rita Hansl@ritahansl.bsky.social

    Tomorrow at 11:00 I am kicking off the ‘Psychologie am Samstag’ lecture series by the Technische Universität Dresden, Faculty of Psychology! My talk is targeted towards a non-academic audience will discuss what social skills are and how they relate to mental health. tu-dresden.de/mn/psycholog...

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  • Timmons Roberts@timmonsroberts.bsky.social

    "exposure to extreme weather events did not moderate the relationship between political affiliation and either attention allocation or pro-climate choices." more evidence that worsening impacts won't drive action or support for policy. www.nature.com/articles/s41...

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  • Chris Vagasky@coweatherman.bsky.social

    This is a very interesting definition of “late-career scientist”. “Late-career scientists, those with permanent positions and those earning more than the equivalent of US$50,000 a year…” David is correct. Once your salary can support you/your family, then the other things matter more.

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  • Michael Clemens@mclem.org

    A sobering, clear assessment in @pnas.org of the current US policy of international student exclusion. "The damage would not end with academic careers. A discovery becomes a vaccine, a company, and an industry only when someone commercializes it, and that work runs on the same imported talent."

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