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Welcome to the ISRE Atlanta 2006 Conference Website

August 6-10, 2006
International Society for Research on Emotions

The annual ISRE conference comes at an exciting time for emotion research. The emotions have become central in the explorations of morality, decision-making, social cognition, health, culture, intergroup relations, the evolution of minds, and the neurobiological bases of behavior. 

This year’s conference will be held in Atlanta from August 6-10, 2006 at the Westin Peachtree Plaza hotel, a landmark of the downtown Atlanta skyline.

Conference participants will enjoy a special conference rate of $93 per room for up to quadruple occupancy, and be within walking distance of CNN, the Centennial Olympic Park and the newly opened Georgia Aquarium, the world’s largest. The conference will be open to emotion scholars from all disciplines.



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  • On-site registrations are limited in number and subject to availability
  • You have time until Friday, August 4 at 5 p.m. to register online
  • Click here to access the official programs for ISRE 2006
  • Click here to check who is already registered for ISRE 2006
  • Instructions for presenters available in the "Announcements & FAQ" section

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The following keynote speakers have agreed to participate:


Frans de Waal (Emory University)
Lisa Feldman Barrett (Boston College)

Barbara Fredrickson (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
Robert Levenson (University of California, Berkeley)

The 2006 Program Committee

Dave DeSteno (Northeastern University), Chair
Agneta Fischer (University of Amsterdam), ISRE President
Doyle McCarthy (Fordham University)
Peter Salovey (Yale University)
Andrea Scarantino (Georgia State University), Conference Organizer
Bob Solomon (The University of Texas at Austin)
Jeanne Tsai (Stanford University)

We are committed to a conference program of high scientific value and broad interdisciplinary
appeal. We will build on the strength of past ISRE conferences, which have provided an excellent opportunity for theoretical debate, emergence of new talents, and cross-fertilization among
emotion researchers from different disciplines

If you want to know more about ISRE, click here.
Many thanks to the following institutions for their financial and logistical support:

Georgia State University Brains and Behavior Program Center for Behavioral Neuroscience GSU Philosophy Department