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Behaviour in Crisis Lab 2026 Annual Conference. Keynote speaker: Professor Nataša Jokić‑Begić, University of Zagreb, Croatia
08.05.2026
Among the keynote speakers of the Behaviour in Crisis Lab 2026 Annual Conference – Solidarity as a Social Response to an Era of Crisis will also be Professor Nataša Jokić‑Begić from the University of Zagreb, a distinguished scholar in clinical psychology and mental health, whose work focuses on how individuals function under conditions of uncertainty and crisis.
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Behaviour in Crisis Lab 2026 Annual Conference. Keynote speaker: Professor Dominic Abrams, University of Kent, UK
08.05.2026
Meet another keynote speaker of the Behaviour in Crisis Lab 2026 Annual Conference – Solidarity as a Social Response to an Era of Crisis. Our guest will be Professor Dominic Abrams from the University of Kent, a distinguished social psychologist specialising in social cohesion, social identity, and intergroup relations.
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Behaviour in Crisis Lab 2026 Annual Conference. Keynote speaker: Professor John Drury, University of Sussex, UK
05.05.2026
We are pleased to introduce the first keynote speaker of the Behaviour in Crisis Lab 2026 Annual Conference – Solidarity as a Social Response to an Era of Crisis. Our guest will be John Drury, Professor of Social Psychology at the University of Sussex and one of the most internationally recognised scholars studying collective behaviour in crisis situations.
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Konferencja KIM JESTEM - Pomoc psychologiczna młodym dorosłym na uczelniach wyższych
20.04.2026
The team of the Student Support and Adaptation Center SOWA at the Jagiellonian University invites you to an educational conference entitled “WHO AM I? - Psychological Support for Young Adults at Higher Education Institutions”. The event is addressed to professionals in the fields of psychotherapy, psychology, and psychiatry. Social workers, educators, and staff of higher education institutions are also warmly invited.
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2026 Kraków Conference on Misinformation and Polarization
20.04.2026
The Centre for Social Cognitive Studies and the Behaviour in Crisis Lab at the Institute of Psychology of the Jagiellonian University invite you to an international conference dedicated to the issues of polarization and misinformation, to be held on May 13–15. The conference will bring together researchers from the Jagiellonian University, MIT, Stanford, Cornell, as well as other European and Polish institutions.
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28.09.2026 - 30.11.2026
Rusza jubileuszowa, 10. edycja konkursu fotograficznego Camera Jagellonica. Jego uczestnicy od lat dokumentują życie Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego, zatrzymując w kadrach różne jego aspekty. Dzięki temu można spojrzeć na historię najstarszej polskiej uczelni z perspektywy współczesnej – oczami członków szeroko pojętej społeczności akademickiej UJ.
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29.10.2026
We invite you to the first Open Meeting of the Behaviour in Crisis Lab in the 2026/2027 academic year. On 29 October, we are delighted to welcome Dr Alessia Telari from Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore in Milan, a social psychologist researching how people experience social connection and disconnection in contemporary society, where digital technologies shape many everyday forms of interaction.
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o BiC Lab Open Meeting | Belonging Transformed: How Digital Technologies Reshape Social Connection and Exclusion