@matsjolsson.bsky.social
Happy new year everybody! Consider to fill out this
Survey about the importance of the sense of smell in different age groups, and whether this is similar or different around the globe. Hence, the survey comes in 15 languages! Thanks!
esurvey.uniklinikum-dresden.de/pub/index.ph...
Survey about the importance of the sense of smell in different age groups, and whether this is similar or different around the globe. Hence, the survey comes in 15 languages! Thanks!
esurvey.uniklinikum-dresden.de/pub/index.ph...
Bedeutung des Riechens im Laufe des Lebens international
esurvey.uniklinikum-dresden.de
January 1, 2026 at 9:45 AM
Happy new year everybody! Consider to fill out this
Survey about the importance of the sense of smell in different age groups, and whether this is similar or different around the globe. Hence, the survey comes in 15 languages! Thanks!
esurvey.uniklinikum-dresden.de/pub/index.ph...
Survey about the importance of the sense of smell in different age groups, and whether this is similar or different around the globe. Hence, the survey comes in 15 languages! Thanks!
esurvey.uniklinikum-dresden.de/pub/index.ph...
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WHAT AN AMAZING GROUP OF DISGUSTED PEOPLE! 😄
Thank you all for attending and for the fantastic talks and discussions throughout the conference! #DisgustAcrossBorders #ConferenceVibes #ScienceCommunity @iast.fr
Thank you all for attending and for the fantastic talks and discussions throughout the conference! #DisgustAcrossBorders #ConferenceVibes #ScienceCommunity @iast.fr
December 5, 2025 at 3:13 PM
WHAT AN AMAZING GROUP OF DISGUSTED PEOPLE! 😄
Thank you all for attending and for the fantastic talks and discussions throughout the conference! #DisgustAcrossBorders #ConferenceVibes #ScienceCommunity @iast.fr
Thank you all for attending and for the fantastic talks and discussions throughout the conference! #DisgustAcrossBorders #ConferenceVibes #ScienceCommunity @iast.fr
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A fantastic first plenary talk in « Disgust across borders » @disgust-nerds.bsky.social by Caroline Amoroso on the evolution of parasite avoidance using c. elegans as a model species @iast.fr
December 4, 2025 at 10:52 AM
A fantastic first plenary talk in « Disgust across borders » @disgust-nerds.bsky.social by Caroline Amoroso on the evolution of parasite avoidance using c. elegans as a model species @iast.fr
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• @csarabian.bsky.social & Marie Charpentier @mandrillusproject.bsky.social, on disgust and parasite-avoidance behaviours in primates.
Looking forward to the rest of the programme! Keep tuned!
Looking forward to the rest of the programme! Keep tuned!
December 4, 2025 at 11:11 AM
• @csarabian.bsky.social & Marie Charpentier @mandrillusproject.bsky.social, on disgust and parasite-avoidance behaviours in primates.
Looking forward to the rest of the programme! Keep tuned!
Looking forward to the rest of the programme! Keep tuned!
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What a fantastic 1st session on the origins of disgust across species! Huge thanks to our brilliant speakers:
• Martin Kavaliers, on pathogen avoidance in mice and snails
• Patricia Lopes, on preventive inflammatory responses to sick conspecifics in birds
• Martin Kavaliers, on pathogen avoidance in mice and snails
• Patricia Lopes, on preventive inflammatory responses to sick conspecifics in birds
December 4, 2025 at 11:09 AM
What a fantastic 1st session on the origins of disgust across species! Huge thanks to our brilliant speakers:
• Martin Kavaliers, on pathogen avoidance in mice and snails
• Patricia Lopes, on preventive inflammatory responses to sick conspecifics in birds
• Martin Kavaliers, on pathogen avoidance in mice and snails
• Patricia Lopes, on preventive inflammatory responses to sick conspecifics in birds
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On to our 2nd session on pathogen disgust in humans!
@dalmaijer.bsky.social showed how the brain and stomach talk during disgust, revealing fast brain-to-gut signals, longer gut-to-brain feedback, and gastric rhythms acting as a “reservoir of caution” against contaminants 🤯 !
@dalmaijer.bsky.social showed how the brain and stomach talk during disgust, revealing fast brain-to-gut signals, longer gut-to-brain feedback, and gastric rhythms acting as a “reservoir of caution” against contaminants 🤯 !
December 4, 2025 at 1:55 PM
On to our 2nd session on pathogen disgust in humans!
@dalmaijer.bsky.social showed how the brain and stomach talk during disgust, revealing fast brain-to-gut signals, longer gut-to-brain feedback, and gastric rhythms acting as a “reservoir of caution” against contaminants 🤯 !
@dalmaijer.bsky.social showed how the brain and stomach talk during disgust, revealing fast brain-to-gut signals, longer gut-to-brain feedback, and gastric rhythms acting as a “reservoir of caution” against contaminants 🤯 !
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Interested in disgust sensitivity and motherhood? 🤰👩🍼Talk to Daniela Dlouhá — or read her upcoming paper — on how disgust sensitivity changes from pregnancy to postpartum! @iast.fr
December 4, 2025 at 2:06 PM
Interested in disgust sensitivity and motherhood? 🤰👩🍼Talk to Daniela Dlouhá — or read her upcoming paper — on how disgust sensitivity changes from pregnancy to postpartum! @iast.fr
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Wrapping up our 2nd session on pathogen disgust with 2 thought-provoking talks by Eva Landova on the emotional salience of evolutionary and modern disgust threats & Mats Lekander on expert versus laypeople judgment of visual cues of sickness. Spoiler: doctors are *not* better at detecting sickness!
December 4, 2025 at 2:29 PM
Wrapping up our 2nd session on pathogen disgust with 2 thought-provoking talks by Eva Landova on the emotional salience of evolutionary and modern disgust threats & Mats Lekander on expert versus laypeople judgment of visual cues of sickness. Spoiler: doctors are *not* better at detecting sickness!