The GUINNES Series:

Unexpected, free-flowing, informal, and personal interviews with senior academic scientists.  Open to society members only.

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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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28 Jan

today I recovered encrypted files containing all survey data and interviews I had performed to map the emerging field of #neuroeconomics in 2009-2013.
Thinking... follow up project? #longshot

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26 Jan

'Too Many Daves' in eDiscovery? How High-Velocity Online Sharing May Be Undermining Critical Thought in the Industry - Read the complete article at https://complexd.blog/3wucCoK. #eDiscovery #LegalTech #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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