The theme is "Methodological Advances and Challenges in Research on Emotion".

Join us as we delve into the latest innovative methods and tackle the pressing challenges in understanding the intricate world of emotions. The carefully curated 5 webinars bring you insights from experts, and opportunities to exchange ideas and enhance your research prowess.

The webinar is open to all, but availability is limited, and therefore registration is needed.

August 8th, Tuesday
9am PT / 10am MT / 12pm ET / 6pm CET / 2am AEST (Aug. 9)
Dr. Sidney D’Mello, Affective computing, University of Colorado Boulder, USA
‘Affect Detection from Wearables in the “Real” Wild: Fact, Fantasy, or Somewhere In-between?’
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August 22nd, Tuesday
11am PT / 12pm MT / 2pm ET / 8pm CET / 4am AEST
Dr. Jens Lange, Psychology, University of Hamburg, Germany
‘Psychometrics Meets Emotion Theory: A Network Approach to Emotions’
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September 11th, Monday
1am PT / 3am MT / 4am ET / 10am CET / 6pm AEST
Dr. Alberto Bellocchi, Education, Queensland University of Technology, Australia
‘Methodological Affordances and Challenges for Studying Emotion in Naturalistic Educational Settings’
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September 25th, Monday
11am PT / 1pm MT / 2pm ET / 8pm CET / 4am AEST (Sep. 26)
Dr. Susan Matt, History, Weber State University, USA
‘Emotions, Individualism, and History’
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September 28th, Thursday
8am PT / 9am MT / 11am ET / 5pm CET / 1am AEST (Sep. 29)
Dr. David Sander, Neuroscience, University of Geneva, Switzerland
‘Affectivism and the Emotional Brain’
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