Emile Bruneau's guest appearances

Emile Bruneau

UC3P: The Main Page

Cerebrum

Marianne Williamson

Evan Smith

Joseph Ledoux

John Prendergast

Liz Dozier

David Orr

Jake Shapiro

Keith Ellison

Jennifer Granholm

Michael Miller

Jeff Martin

Lisa Feldman Barrett

Kris Brown

Ellen K

Raghuram Rajan

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Emile Bruneau is a research associate and lecturer at the Annenberg School for Communication and director of the Peace and Conflict Neuroscience Lab. The Pearson Institute for the Study and Resolution of Global Conflicts at the University of Chicago invited Emile to speak in front of Harris Public Policy students about biases of the mind, how biases lead to conflicts around the globe, and what we can do to intervene to reduce conflict.Credits:Siddhant Ramakrishna for engineeringVishwanath Subramaniyam Emani Venkata for set upElaine Li for producingDavid Raban for editingSpecial thanks to the Pearson Institute for inviting Emile Bruneau

Emile Bruneau is a research associate and lecturer at the Annenberg School for Communication and director of the Peace and Conflict Neuroscience Lab. The Pearson Institute for the Study and Resolution of Global Conflicts at the University of Chicago invited Emile to speak in front of Harris Public Policy students about biases of the mind, how biases lead to conflicts around the globe, and what we can do to intervene to reduce conflict. Credits: Siddhant Ramakrishna for engineering Vishwanath Subramaniyam Emani Venkata for set up Elaine Li for producing David Raban for editing Special thanks to the Pearson Institute for inviting Emile Bruneau

Pearson Presents: Emile Bruneau on Tricking Your Mind to Resolve Global Conflicts

In our Cerebrum article, “Understanding the Terrorist Mind,” Emile Bruneau writes about working to bring the tools of science to bear on the problem of intergroup conflict by characterizing cognitive biases. Bruneau, Ph.D., is a researcher and lecturer at the Annenberg School for Communication at the University of Pennsylvania. In this podcast, he addresses issues such as what constitutes terrorism, the role of social media, the link between brain imaging and behavior, and conflict resolution programs.

In our Cerebrum article, “Understanding the Terrorist Mind,” Emile Bruneau writes about working to bring the tools of science to bear on the problem of intergroup conflict by characterizing cognitive biases. Bruneau, Ph.D., is a researcher and lecturer at the Annenberg School for Communication at the University of Pennsylvania. In this podcast, he addresses issues such as what constitutes terrorism, the role of social media, the link between brain imaging and behavior, and conflict resolution programs.

Understanding the Terrorist Mind - With Emile Bruneau, Ph.D.