NEWS & EVENTS

Wallace and Batel explore the contributions of two theories to understand phenomena like climate crisis and green energy transition.

Angela Rijo and Sven Waldzus' study sheds light on the psychological processes that underlie how people engage with digital news content.

The event highlighted significant research contributions and strengthened the academic and professional network among the participants.

Applications open until June 6, 2024.

The study highlights the need for culturally sensitive approaches to fighting hate speech online.

Raquel presented the work "Humor at first sight: The Role of Positive Humor in Human-Robot Interactions in Groups".

Oleksandr Horchack and Margarida Garrido found that people process object state-changes in language comprehension, affecting response times.

The fourth and final episode of this series explores the concept of smart cities and how the future adapts to longevity.

A study by researchers from ISPA and Iscte highlights how parenting styles are crucial in work-family dynamics and father involvement.

Bernardo presented the doctoral work "Individual and contextual determinants of emoji usage and its impact on communication outcomes".

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The episode "Longevity: What is ageism?" explores the concept of ageism, its origins and components, and why people are so unaware of it.

On February 28, the TEIP Programme's CIS-Iscte team organized a meeting that brought together the 15 school groups under its monitoring.

David presented the doctoral work "Psychological sweetening: Multisensory interactions shaping sweet taste perception" on April 3, 2024.

The episode "Longevity: older, more active" explores strategies to promote health and social integration for all generations.