Weizhe Hong

University of California, Los Angeles · company speakers →

While it is evolutionarily advantageous for individuals to act in ways that promote their own survival and reproductive success, humans and other animals often display empathy and compassion through behaviors that benefit others. The speaker studies various forms of empathic and prosocial behaviors and investigates the neural mechanisms underlying these behaviors. Additionally, this research extends beyond mechanisms within a single brain, aiming to understand how interbrain neural dynamics emerge through social interactions between individuals.

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Speaking history

Neuroscience

13 November 2027 Chicago, United States “Neural Mechanisms of Prosocial Behavior”

Neuroscience

11 November 2028 San Diego, United States “Neural Mechanisms of Prosocial Behavior”

Neuroscience

14 November 2026 Washington, United States “Neural Mechanisms of Prosocial Behavior”

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