Check out publications and/or preprints from the lab. We ensure all our work is available to the public, so if you can't find a paper let us know!
To the extent possible we make materials, data, and analysis scripts publicly available on the Open Science Framework. These may be used for re-analysis or for novel hypotheses.
Doing science is really hard. Here, we document the workflow of the lab and expectations for lab members. Includes templates for OSF projects to make open science easier.
We’re working on a page for achived projects. We’ll link those here when it’s ready.
PhD in Social Psychology from Utrecht University and Associate Professor at UGA. Directs lab strategy.
PhD in Social Psychology from the University of Florida. Handles complex datasets and performs statistical analyses.
Assistant Professor at the University of Arkansas. Joins the lab to find funding sources for the Psychological Science Accelerator.
MA in Psychology from the University of Milano-Bicocca. Joins the lab for his PhD, and will work on stress regulation processes.
Sc.B in medicine at UGA. Joins the lab as an MSc intern and will explore links between social attachment and menopausal hot flashes.
MA in Social Psychology at UGA. Joins the lab for his PhD, and will work on social thermoregulation and co-regulation.
BA in psychology at UGA. Joins the lab as an intern and will work on social thermoregulation and temperature manipulation.
Former members: Lison Neyroud, Armel Soubeiga, Justin Mah, Mehdi Souabni, Nazanin Kafaee, Elisa Sarda.
Jim Coan
University of Virginia
Emily Butler
University of Arizona
Maria Koptjesvakaja-Tamm
Stockholm University
Julianne Holt-Lunstad
Brigham Young University
Fred Hasselman
Radboud University Nijmegen
Kate Ratliff
University of Florida
Psych Science Accelerator
Worldwide Collaboration
Charlie Ebersole
University of Virginia
Jaap Denissen
Tilburg University
Sigi Lindenberg
Rijksuniversiteit Groningen
Michelangelo Vianello
University of Padova
Alan Fiske
University of California, LA
Ivan Ropovik
University of Presov
In-Mind Foundation
Popular Psychology Journal
Paula Sterkenburg
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Tila Pronk
Tilburg University
Yizhar Lavner
Tel Hai College
Mattie Tops
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Brian Nosek
Center for Open Science
We welcome interns from fields like psychology, computer science, statistics, or others. We currently have several students scheduled for 8-week visits.
The Marie Curie grant is an excellent opportunity for scholars outside of France wanting to come to France. Topic is flexible and various grants are available.
The Prestige grant is an excellent opportunity, but needs cofinancing from another source. Deadlines throughout the year
In our papers, we have written about links between cancer and thermoregulation. There are good reasons to suppose a link. This grant could support such research. Currently closed, but may reopen
The Prestige grant is an excellent opportunity, but needs cofinancing from another source. Only open to researchers outside of France. Deadline closed for this year
Want to study thermoregulation and climate change? The French government has heavily invested in research countering climate change. Different grants available
From China and want to come work with us in France? The CSC has various grants available for Chinese scholars
US Scholar and want to come work with us in France (if only for a few months)? Fullbright has various opportunities at various level of your career
Brazilian Scholar and want to come work with us in France (if only for a few months)? There are various scholarships available (and we speak some Portuguese too!)
We are working on developing tech (deep learning, app development. Various grants are available for this. The Catalyst grant is but one example. Get in touch to see how we can cooperate!
The Initiative d’Excellence (of which UGA is a part) offers opportunities for various strategic partners (including in Brazil, US, Canada, Japan, Singapore, Mexico, Senegal, Taiwan, and Morocco. Get in touch to explore with us
In our papers, we have written about links between cancer and thermoregulation. There are good reasons to suppose a link. This grant could support such research.
