18th SNE Annual Meeting is going virtual

We are pleased to announce that this year’s 18th Annual Meeting will be held entirely online.  The 2020 virtual Meeting will adhere to the traditional format and will feature the Kavli lecture as well as novel invited sessions. Most importantly, we will be presenting research contributed by our members.

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NEW: International Diversity Fellowship

We are pleased to announce the Society for Neuroeconomic’s new International Diversity Fellowship

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NEW: COVID-19 Relief Fund

Complimentary membership and meeting registration is available for people whose university will not cover their expenses this year due to a COVID-19-related expense freeze.

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Can you guess who the inaugural GUINNES interviewee is? Clue 3: Later, he (yes, it’s a man) failed his PhD defense, after which his PhD advisor disowned him and made him destroy his papers. #neuroeconomics

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Can you guess who the inaugural GUINNES interviewee is? Clue 2: S/He sailed around the world for two years with a friend, reading Kant in the middle of the Pacific Ocean and considering becoming a professional sailing couple. #neuroeconomics

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Neuroeconomics is a nascent field that represents the confluence of economics, psychology and neuroscience in the study of human decision making. SNE’s exists to foster research on the foundations of economic behavior by promoting collaboration and discussion among scholars from the psychological, economic, and neural sciences, and to ensure the continued advancement of the field of neuroeconomics by supporting young researchers.
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