“How does processing of valenced information shape age differences in risk taking?”, Jon Rolison (University of Essex)
“How statistical information about costs and benefits are processed in the brain”, Arno Riedl (Maastricht University)
“Counter-shading camouflage: can shape from shading in nature be hidden?”, Julie Harris (St Andrews)
Chris Lucas, University of Edinburgh
“Function learning, shared tasks, and computational models”, Chris Lucas (University of Edinburgh)
“Social Structure Learning in Anterior Insula”, Tatiana Lau (Royal Holloway)
Dario Krpan (London School of Economics and Politics)
“The Sadness Trap: How experiences of loss precipitate future financial loss”, Jennifer Lerner (Harvard University, Kennedy School)
“Neuroeconomics in the clinic and courtroom”, Michael Koenigs (University Of Wisconsin–Madison)
“The Moral Machine Experiment”, Edmond Awad (University of Exeter)
“Presenting a list of free, large-scale psychological datasets: research and teaching opportunities and examples about pro-environmental behaviour”, Cameron Brick (University of Cambridge)
“Spatial navigation changes in preclinical and clinical Alzheimer’s disease”, Michael Hornberger (University of East Anglia)