Investigating the neural basis of aesthetic experiences. Led by Dr. Anjan Chatterjee at the University of Pennsylvania. @Anjan435
Philadelphia, PA
Joined May 2018
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Are people still over here? We've been posting on BlueSky but our posts aren't finding likeminded people. Or maybe Threads is taking off among academics?
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An unusual artist-in-residence program through the Penn Center for Neuroaesthetics (@@PCfN__) begets a fantastical creation at the Michener Art Museum. | 📝: @joanngreco | 🎨: Stained glass by @@JuditSchaechter | 🏷️: #stainedglass #art #neuroaesthetics thepenngazette.com/glass-cos…
How do we go beyond beauty and liking to capture more nuance in aesthetic encounters?
Thank you @TempletonRelig and Grey Matter Group for the video.
We’re on Bluesky inventing great new data visualization techniques
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"Your Brain on Beauty" charts the personal and professional aesthetic forays of @Anjan435 and artist-in-residence Judith Schaechter. Thanks @PennMedMag @PennMedicine for the feature.
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Registration is now open for Div 10's annual research conference in New Haven in March 2025!
See below for the registration link, discounted early registration rates, and travel and hotel details:
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Dr. Chatterjee speculates (OMG!) on the mind-body problem and definition of art
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Happening tomorrow! @Anjan435 is the first keynote, then our artist in residence Judith Schaechter will be on the panel at 11:35
Upcoming hybrid talk, setting the stage for a discussion on how "perceiving the beautiful in our daily struggles makes us happier and more resilient people." The lab is really looking forward to this one!
Register here: eventactions.com/eareg.aspx?…
Upcoming hybrid talk, setting the stage for a discussion on how "perceiving the beautiful in our daily struggles makes us happier and more resilient people." The lab is really looking forward to this one!
Register here: eventactions.com/eareg.aspx?…
Congratulations Mariola, we’re so happy to see you recognized for your amazing work! 👏👏👏
A beautiful inauguration at @WNS_US It's nice to receive an award but it's even nicer to be part of such community. Things are not going well in Polish science but things are going well at @USinKatowice The choir was amazing🥹 students got Silesian 🍰 my friends 💐for promotion.
If you're watching the Vice Presidential debate tonight, pay attention to how each candidate appeals to your emotions. We might understand these strategies better through the lens of scientific aesthetics
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Great discussion at the BrainMind summit featuring @Anjan435 in the company of other thought leaders driving arts + science research. It's not every day that a panel features dancing and breathing exercises!
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Penn Center for Neuroaesthetics retweeted
New research examines the impact of facial anomalies on viewers' assessments of individuals' personal characteristics ft. @Mariola87880133, Clifford Workman, Noha El Toukhy & @Anjan435 (@PennNeurology/ @PCfN__/ @ChatLab) tinyurl.com/5z7pxrav
Jeffrey Vadala is not only a great teacher to these students, but to all of us here in the lab! Our discussions about VR and AI have expanded our research horizons in ways we couldn't have anticipated two years ago
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Penn Center for Neuroaesthetics retweeted
#Arttherapy isn't just about expression—it's backed by science. Neuroimaging shows how art activates key brain areas, enhancing emotional healing & cognitive processing. #ArtTherapy #Neuroscience
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Masks created by military personnel with PTSD during art therapy sessions reflected a shift from negative to positive emotions, suggesting emotional improvement through the non-verbal therapeutic process. dlvr.it/T8GmRM
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Here's how art therapy in the form of self-portraits showed an improvement in post-traumatic stress symptoms in veterans who had experienced trauma, explains @Anjan435 psychologytoday.com/us/blog/…
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Gesturing with your hands may affect the way you think and solve problems! Our visiting scholar this year began to probe this relationship in healthy controls and people with dementia.
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