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.

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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 ...

AICE researcher Lisanne Pauw successfully defends her dissertation and talks about her PhD work in the media.

A new study from researchers including AICE members, Xia Fang and Disa Sauter, uncovered 13 distinct types of experiences that people across two different cultures report in listening to music of different kinds.

AICE researchers Jacob Israelashvili, Disa Sauter, and Agneta Fischer published a new paper on empathic process that help people recognize others' feelings more accurately.

AICE PhD student Roza Kamiloglu has, together with her supervisors Agneta Fisher and Disa Sauter, published a theoretical review article on vocal expressions of positive emotions.

AICE member Lisanne Pauw has just started working as a postdoctoral researcher at the Couple and Family Psychology Lab of Münster University, Germany.

AICE member Shahira Sharaf has received a grant to investigate the emotional experiences of asylum seekers.

AICE researchers Milica Nikolic and Disa Sauter won the Amsterdam Brain and Cognition Talent grant for studying neural mechanisms of self-conscious emotions in socially anxious adolescents.

An interview with Aice member Agneta Fischer on understanding hate is published in Psychology Today.

AICE Researchers Kunalan Manokara and Tiarah Engels win a small grant to evaluate the social consequences of positive emotions.

"Foundations of Affective Social Learning: Conceptualizing the Social Transmission of Value" co-edited by AICE member Daniel Dukes is published.

In a new research, AICE member Disa Sauter and her team test whether emotional expressions are shaped by innate specialised mechanisms that guide learning, or whether they develop exclusively from learning.

AICE member Milica Nikolic received the George Butterworth Young Scientist Award from the European Association of Developmental Psychology.

Lisanne Pauw finished her PhD dissertation on the dyadic nature of emotion regulation under the supervision of Disa Sauter, Gerben van Kleef and Agneta Fischer.

AICE member Disa Sauter, together with others, propose an approach for moving beyond the basic six to a high dimensional taxonomy of emotion.