MSPS Colloquium Series
Upcoming events
Past events
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Wednesday 12pm - 1pmProfessor Tobias Egner (Duke University)Event
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Wednesday 4pm - 5pmSpeakers from the University of Melbourne Mental Health PhD ProgramEvent
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Wednesday 1pm - 2pmProfessor Tim Slade (University of Sydney)Event
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Wednesday 4pm - 5pmMSPS Postgraduate Student Research Excellence Award winnersEvent
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Wednesday 4pm - 5pmProfessor Katja Holtta-Otto (Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Melbourne)Event
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Wednesday 4pm - 5pmAssociate Professor Kristin Gainey (The University of Western Australia)Event
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Wednesday 4pm - 5pmDr Kathleen Casto (New College of Florida)Event
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Wednesday 12pm - 1pmProfessor Becca Krukowski (The University of Virginia)Event
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Wednesday 5:30pm - 6:30pmProfessor Harvey Whitehouse (University of Oxford)Event
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Tuesday 12pm - 1pmDr Joanne Chung (University of Toronto)Event
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Tuesday 12pm - 1pmAssociate Professor Carolyn MacCann (University of Sydney)Event
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Tuesday 12pm - 1pmNew Professor Talk: Professor Olivia Carter (University of Melbourne)Event
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Tuesday 12pm - 1pmDr Rory Gallagher, The Behavioural Insights TeamEvent
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Tuesday 12pm - 1pmEarly Career Academics of MSPS featuring short talks from Dr. Natalia Egorova Brumley, Dr. Vanessa Ferdinand, Dr. Kelly Kirkland, and Dr. Trevor StewardEvent
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Tuesday 12pm - 1pmTime impacts how we make decisionsEvent
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Friday 4pm - 5pmThings you didn’t know you needed: Graphical Causal ModelsEvent
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Friday 4pm - 5pmLying but still feeling moral: How individuals balance the costs and benefits of immoral actionEvent
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Thursday 9am - 12:30pmFlorey-MSPS-Orygen Joint ColloquiumEvent
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Monday 12pm - 1pmIs preregistration worthwhile?Event
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Monday 10am - 11amGetting evidence into the policy through the back door: How Behavioural Insights popularised the use of Randomised Controlled Trials in public policyEvent
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Thursday 11am - 12pmThe Cognitive Neuroscience of Human MotivationEvent
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Thursday 10am - 11amUnravelling gene-environment interplay in mental healthEvent
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Friday 10am - 11amWhere are the self-correcting mechanisms in science?Event
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Monday 12pm - 1pmPublic Perceptions of COVID-19 Tracking TechnologiesEvent