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Due to the global COVID-19 pandemic, the conference has been postponed. When the organizing committee is able to coordinate future options, we post updates.
Our team, supported by Eris Unleashed invites you to join us, as we gather for a summer conference on technology and relationships in Annecy, France.
The conference’s goal is to integrate applications from technology and theory from psychology researchers to 1) advance knowledge of how social interactions enhance relationships and well-being, and 2) apply psychological theories to understand the ways in which modern, technology-mediated interactions, may improve interpersonal relationships and individuals well-being.
We look forward to welcoming top researchers and industry members from around the world to help understand how technology can be used to maximize and enhance people’s interpersonal relationships and to explore how new developments in research and in technology can be used to promote meaningful, and long-lasting social relationships.
Our conference boasts leading scholars (like Jim Coan from the University of Virginia, Gurit Birnbaum from IDC Herzliya, Justin Lehmiller of the Kinsey Institute, and Catrin Finkenauer from Utrecht University) focused on the intersection of technology and social relationships. We will also offer “hackathon” style development sessions where attendees will have the chance to produce concrete products/applications and begin new collaborations with industry, as well as other researchers, during the conference.
Thank you for your support! Dr. Rhonda Balzarini, Dr. Hans IJzerman, Dr. Amy Moors, & Dr. Rick Klein
Hi all,
We invite you to submit proposal submissions (presentations and hackathon sessions) for the second annual Tech + Relationships Conference. This is a small conference (60-80 attendees) aimed at fostering collaborations with researchers and professionals in academia and industry.
This conference will focus on integrating applications from technology and theory from psychology researchers in a range of domains, including interpersonal relationships, health and well-being, and sexuality. The conference will feature keynotes from several of the world leaders on relationships and technology, including Amanda Gesselman and Justin Lehmiller (the Kinsey Institute), Catrin Finkenauer (Utrecht University), Gurit Birnbaum (IDC Herzliya), Jim Coan (University of Virginia), and Lorne Campbell (Western University). Attendees will benefit from being exposed to a variety of technologies and analytic tools to expand their research repertoire, and immediately leverage acquired knowledge through “hackathon” style development sessions to produce concrete products/applications and begin new collaborations with industry, as well as other researchers, during the conference.
Submit of Proposal Today
Submission are due February 25
Proposals Start HereSubmission instructions
We invite submissions from researchers of all career stages interested in tech or relationships (broadly defined), and especially the intersection of the two. Academics may apply to either give an academic presentation or to lead a topic during one of the hackathon sessions.
Anticipated costs
Registration will cost up to 350 Euros, which includes a two-night hotel stay as well as breakfast and lunch. We are seeking sponsorship to reduce registration costs (If we receive enough sponsorship, it is possible that travel awards may be available for early-career researchers in need of financial support).
We encourage interested attendees to reach out to Amy Moors (amycmoors@gmail.com) or Rhonda Balzarini (rbalz@yorku.ca) if they have questions or want to briefly discuss the suitability of their topic.
Thanks,
Rhonda Balzarini, York University
Amy Moors, Chapman University
Hans IJzerman, Université Grenoble Alpes
Rick Klein, Tilburg University
Oliver Dujols, Université Grenoble Alpes
Anna Szabelska, Psychological Science Accelerator
Hi all,
We invite you to submit proposal submissions (presentations and hackathon sessions) for the second annual Tech + Relationships Conference. This is a small conference (60-80 attendees) aimed at fostering collaborations with researchers and professionals in academia and industry.
This conference will focus on integrating applications from technology and theory from psychology researchers in a range of domains, including interpersonal relationships, health and well-being, and sexuality. The conference will feature keynotes from several of the world leaders on relationships and technology, including Amanda Gesselman and Justin Lehmiller (the Kinsey Institute), Catrin Finkenauer (Utrecht University), Gurit Birnbaum (IDC Herzliya), Jim Coan (University of Virginia), and Lorne Campbell (Western University). Attendees will benefit from being exposed to a variety of technologies and analytic tools to expand their research repertoire, and immediately leverage acquired knowledge through “hackathon” style development sessions to produce concrete products/applications and begin new collaborations with industry, as well as other researchers, during the conference.
Submit of Proposal Today
Submission are due February 5
Proposals Start HereSubmission instructions
We invite submissions from researchers of all career stages interested in tech or relationships (broadly defined), and especially the intersection of the two. Academics may apply to either give an academic presentation or to lead a topic during one of the hackathon sessions.
Anticipated costs
Registration will cost up to 350 Euros, which includes a two-night hotel stay as well as breakfast and lunch. We are seeking sponsorship to reduce registration costs (If we receive enough sponsorship, it is possible that travel awards may be available for early-career researchers in need of financial support).
We encourage interested attendees to reach out to Amy Moors (amycmoors@gmail.com) or Rhonda Balzarini (rbalz@yorku.ca) if they have questions or want to briefly discuss the suitability of their topic.
Thanks,
Rhonda Balzarini, York University
Amy Moors, Chapman University
Hans IJzerman, Université Grenoble Alpes
Rick Klein, Tilburg University
Oliver Dujols, Université Grenoble Alpes
Anna Szabelska, Psychological Science Accelerator
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