Research Group
Stephan Procházka
FELLOW
University of Vienna
Stephan is a professor in the Institute for Oriental Studies at the University of Vienna. His research interests are: Arabic language; Arabic dialects; comparative dialectology; Arab minorities and their dialects in southern Turkey; veneration of saints in popular Islam.
Israel Eph'al
FELLOW
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Israel is a professor in the Departments of History of the Jewish People and Ancient Near Eastern Studies at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
Werner Arnold
FELLOW
University of Heidelberg
Werner Arnold is a professor of Semitic Studies at the Institute of Language and Culture of the Near East at the University of Heidelberg. HIs research interests are Modern Aramaic dialects, Arabic dialects, and the modern South Arabic languages.
Research Groups: The Influential Child: The Role of Children's Psychobiology and Socialization in Development
[RG # 136] The Influential Child: The Role of Children's Psychobiology and Socialization in Development
March 1, 2013- August 1, 2013
Organizers:
Maayan Davidov (The Hebrew University)
Ariel Knafo (The Hebrew University)
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The research group is comprised of developmental psychologists who have decided to explore a unique perspective within the field of child development: the influential role of children. This perspective is unusual, because the bulk of the research on children's development focuses on how the environment affects the child, not the other way around; our group has set out to examine the opposite direction of influence. This is an extraordinary, unprecendented opportunity for a team of developmental researchers to focus in depth on how children affect their social environment and actively influence their own development.
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Xenophon and the Emotions (Research Group Conference)
Sun, 15/05/2022 to Thu, 19/05/2022
Joel Primack
FELLOW
UC Santa Cruz
Joel Primack is a professor in the Department of Physics at University of California, Santa Cruz. His research interests are relativistic quantum field theory, cosmology, and particle astrophysics.
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