Prof. Dr. Ulf-Dietrich Reips accepted the invitation to continue the work for the journal Cognitive Research: Principles and Implications (CR:PI) of the Psychonomic Society as a Consulting Editor! 🙌🎓📰
The iScience team wishes you a happy, healthy, and festive Advent season this year! 🕯🤶🏻🎁
iScience member Dr. Esther Kaufmann, organizes the 27th International (Online) Meeting of the Brunswik Society as a Main Organizer jointly with Mandeep Dhami.
The Brunswik Society is an association of international researchers interested in human judgment and decision-making. The members of the association share the appreciation for psychologist Egon Brunswik (1903-1955).
The two-day meeting event will start on 9th December, 18.00-20.00 CET and will be held online via Zoom.
This is a free event. If you’d like to attend, then please email Esther (esther.kaufmann@gmx.ch) so you can receive the zoom link.
For further information, also check out http://www.brunswik.org.
Along with one other current and three
former psychology faculty members the chair of
iScience group tops the Stanford study list of
100’000 cited researchers worldwide.
Researchers around John P.A. Ioannidis at
Stanford analyzed scientific impact worldwide on
the basis of data from Scopus. Using multiple
indicators, their study analyzed data from 1996
through 2019, covering 7 million scientists in 22
major fields ranging from chemistry to
engineering to economics and psychology.
Check out this study
Among the top 100,000 (by c-score) or a
percentile rank of 2% or above for career-long
impact, the study lists two current (Jens
Pruessner and Ulf-Dietrich Reips) and three
former scientists (Peter Gollwitzer, Thomas
Elbert, Brigitte Rockstroh) among faculty members
at the Department of Psychology at the University
of Konstanz.
Ulf-Dietrich Reips has previously been recognized
as 7th ranked in list of “Top Scientists working
at Spanish Private Universities” (2014) and as
co-author of a highly cited paper by ISI Web of
Science (2017). ResearchGate constantly lists his
publications’ impact among the top five at his
institution.
