Athena Aktipis examines in her talk at the Individualisation Symposium 2026 how fundamental challenges of cooperation recur across biological and technological systems – from human behaviour to cancer research.
In his talk ath the Individualisation Symposium 2026, Michael Cant explains how social identity and behavioral differences can be understood from an evolutionary perspective. His work combines theoretical models with field research to uncover key principles of cooperation and conflict.
Barbara Natterson-Horowitz highlights in her talk at the Individualisation Symposium 2025 how findings from the animal world can deepen our understanding of mental diseases.
In his talk at the Individualisation Symposium 2025, Michael H. Goldstein provides insights from his comparative approach to the development of communication – covering birdsong and human language.
In her talk at the Individualisation Symposium 2024, Nicole Walasek presents how she uses computer models to explore how different environmental conditions shape patterns of sensitive periods during which experiences have a particularly large impact on development.