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Media coverage of article by IMC Researchers John Michael, Kristian Tylén and Riccardo Fusaroli

Visit by Professor Lee Alan Dugatkin, University of Louisville, 11th - 13th November

Article by Morten Deleuran Terkildsen et al. published in "International Journal of Integrated Care"

In a series of experiments recently published in Cognition, IMC researchers Peer Christensen, Riccardo Fusaroli and Kristian Tylén show that novel communication systems reflect a variety of environmental and interactional factors. These findings challenge long-established ideas that syntax is innate and strongly determined by cognitive biases.

On the 13th and 14th of September, Andreas Roepstorff (IMC), Sebastian Wallot (IMC), and Jacob Sherson (AU Department of Physics and Astronomy) have been to the First International KREYON-day – a kickoff event, marking the beginning of the KREYON-research project

A study by researchers from Aarhus University recently published in the Journal of Physiology and Behavior shows that when people build trust, their hearts get in sync and beat as one. When a Public Goods game is used to introduce trust conditions during a cooperative task, participants’ heart rate arousal and synchrony is increased.

In June 2015 IMC hosted a workshop with medical anthropologist Sharon Abramowitz from Center for African Studies, University of Florida. Sharon gave this talk entitled "Culturing Ebola" based on preliminary data from the Ebola 100 Project in Liberia during the ebola outbreak.

One of the Carlsberg Foundation’s two major research awards has been presented to Professor Andreas Roepstorff from Aarhus University. He is the leader of the Interacting Minds Centre at Aarhus University, and the award was given in recognition of his cross-disciplinary research into human culture and biology.