Here is where you can find a list of my most recent invited talks, media releases and exposures.
Invited talks
Eres, R., (2020, March 19). The rise of loneliness: Why we now have more opportunities to be less connected than ever before. Live Panel Discussion for PsychTalks and ABC Big Ideas, Melbourne, Australia.
Eres, R., (2020, March 9). Addressing loneliness in early career academics. Workshop presented at the Australasian Bat Society, Te Anau, New Zealand.
Eres, R., (2019, September 6). +Connect: A pilot digital intervention targeting loneliness in young people with and without social anxiety disorder presented at The Centre for Mental Health Conference, Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne, Australia.
Eres, R., (2019, August 30). Loneliness: A 21st century problem with a 21st century solution presented at The Ethics and Wellbeing Hub, The University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia.
Eres, R., (2019, July 31). Addressing loneliness in early career academics. Workshop presented at The International Bat Research Conference, Phuket, Thailand.
Eres, R. (2019, June 24). Understanding loneliness: From cognitions to clinicians. Presented at The University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia.
Eres, R., (2019, May 31). Loneliness in the 21st century. Presented at Behaviour Works, Clayton, Australia.
Eres, R. (2019, May 21). Loneliness in young Australians. Presented at Monash youth mental health network, Melbourne, Australia.
Eres, R. (2018, October 23). Loneliness as a health issue. Presented at Social Inclusion Community Practice, Melbourne, Australia.
Eres, R. (2018, September 22). Navigating Community Health Systems. Presented at TMG College Australia, Melbourne, Australia.
Eres, R. (2018, September 12). Loneliness across the lifespan. Presented at University of the 3rd Age. Melbourne, Australia.
Eres, R. (2017, December 5). Emotion regulation and Loneliness across psychopathologies. Presented at Centre for Mental Health, Melbourne Australia.
Eres, R., (2016 July 1). Empathy: What we know and where to from here. Presented at Department of Community Emergency Health and Paramedic Practice, Melbourne, Australia.
Eres, R. (2016, June 1). Brain matter differences in empathy related areas. Presented at Platinum School’s luncheon, Melbourne Australia.
Media Appearances
Eres, R., (2020). Loneliness and the lockdown: measuring the impact of being alone. The Standard.
Eres, R., (2016). Why do people pirate? Radio interview on 2SER radio station
Eres, R. (2016). Why do people pirate? Radio interview on The Wire.
Eres, R., (2016). Why do people pirate? Radio interview on ABC 774.
Eres, R., (2016). Why do people pirate? Radio interview on ABC 3AW
Eres, R. (2015). Grey matter differences in empathy related brain regions. Radio interview on 2UE.
Eres, R., (2015). Grey matter differences in empathy related brain regions. Radio interview on ABC AM.
Press Releases
Eres, R., (2016, March 1). Scanning for Empathy. Australasian Science Magazine.
Eres, R., (2016, May 8). Melbourne neuroscientists uncover why people don’t feel online piracy guilt. Herald Sun, Melbourne Australia.
Eres, R., (2016, May 9). The science behind piracy: guilt portion of the brain fails to fire. Monash University press release.
Eres, R., (2016, May 10). Why we don’t feel guilty about illegal downloading. The Wire.
June, 2015: Media release on “Emotional brains are ‘physically different’ to rational ones”. Access Here. Here is a list of 50+ commentaries about my research.
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