2020.06.04 | Grants
Mikkel Wallentin has received a grant from the Danish Independent Research Fund for a new research project
2020.06.03 | Research
It is part of the research collaboration Experimenting, Experiencing, Reflecting funded by the Carlsberg Foundation.
2020.06.03 | Publication
Signalling is a key part of almost all interactions. Signals help us find out otherwise hidden qualities of another individual, and allow us to reveal information about ourselves. How do we know that signals provide reliable information on average, and how do we interpret them correctly? These questions have been studied across disciplines, from…
2020.06.02 | PLAYTrack, Lecture/talk
Exploring Playful Learning in Schools around the World
2020.06.02 | Publication
Melanie Rosen har skrevet en Tænkepause om drømme og om hvad der sker i vores sovende hjerner
2020.06.02 | Calls, PLAYTrack
Playtrack Conference Special Issue on Learning, Breaking, Making: Analyzing Processes of Play
2020.05.27 | Publication
Research supported by IMC was published in the Encyclopedia of Creativity, Third Edition, 2020.
2020.05.26 | Grants
Danish Independent Research Fund has granted DKK 2.85 million to a new research project that investigates recreational fear.
2020.05.05 | PLAYTrack, Research
Katrin Heimann and Marc Malmdorf Andersen have launched a new Playtrack investigation into the role of adult playfulness during the Covid pandemic. The questionnaire based study, is attempting to understand how living conditions during a pandemic relate to play preferences and behavior. The hope is that such knowledge will aid to…
2020.05.01 | People
From 1st May 2020 Mikkel Wallentin is appointed Professor in Cognitive Science at School of Communication and Culture.
