Kunalan Manokara and YongQi Cong have been awarded a Student Grant from the Association for Psychological Science.

AICE member Lisanne Pauw and her colleagues publish new paper on spillover effects in support provision among romantic partners.

AICE researchers Jacob Israelashvili and Agneta Fischer together with Herman Ilgen published a new article in Cognition and Emotion.

AICE researcher Rui Sun has been awarded the Women in Research fellowship at WWU Münster, Germany.

AICE researchers publish a chapter on the links between evolutionary theories of emotion and the cross-cultural study of emotion in The Oxford Handbook of Evolution and the Emotions.

From March 2021, Dr. Milica Nikolić will start working as an assistant professor at Research Institute of Child Development and Education, University of Amsterdam.

AICE member Disa Sauter has edited a special section of Emotion Review on Emotion in the Voice

AICE researcher Kunalan Manokara has been awarded a Summer School Seedcorn Grant from the European Association of Social Psychology.

Feel like a good laugh? Then why not take part in a listening experiment designed by AICE researchers. You can help the researchers find out what contagious laughter sounds like.

Carlotta Rieble has been awarded the Unilever 2020 Research Prize. Carlotta wrote her thesis, entitled "Connected Despite COVID-19: The Role of Social Interactions and Social Media Use in Wellbeing".

AICE researcher Milica Nikolić has been awarded Veni grant from the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO).

AICE researcher Kelly Ziemer together with Eddie Brummelman present evidence-based strategies that parents can implement to cultivate acceptance and competence in children during pandemic.

AICE researcher Milica Nikolić proposes a new model in which socio-cognitive processes and social emotions in infancy and early childhood serve as proximal mechanisms to the development of the disorder.

AICE researcher Kalliopi Ioumpa together with colleagues show reduced brain activity in regions associated with empathy and guilt, potentially explaining why people are able to commit immoral acts under coercion.

Three AICE members received highly competitive career awards from the European Association of Social Psychology.

Researchers including AICE members Roza Kamiloglu and Disa Sauter published a new study showing human listeners can infer behavioural contexts from vocalizations of chimpanzees.

We are conducting a new study on people's emotional experiences and wellbeing in response to the COVID-19 outbreak across the world. You can participate!

Researchers including AICE members Jens Lange, Gerben van Kleef, and Agneta Fischer published a new theoretical paper suggesting an integrative psychometric model of emotions.

AICE members Gerben van Kleef and Jens Lange published a new review paper on the consequences of power and status for both intrapersonal and interpersonal effects of emotions.

AICE member Milica Nikolić publishes new articles on the role of social emotions and social cognition in the development of social anxiety disorder, and the unique contribution of blushing to the development of ...