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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: <html> <body> <p><p>VU Behavioural Lab R
 esearch Event 2026</p></p> <p>The VU Behavioural Lab (VBL) warmly inv
 ites you for its annual research event!</p><p><strong>Theme: </strong
 ><em><strong>AI and Robotics in Behavioural Research</strong></em><br
 >📅 Wednesday, 11 November 2026 | 15:15–18:00<br>📍 NU-Building
 , Room 04A-25</p><p>This year’s event brings together researchers f
 rom different faculties within the VU to share how AI and robotics ar
 e being used in behavioural research across disciplines.</p><p>Join u
 s to:<br>• Discover how AI and robotics are being applied in behavi
 oural research at VU<br>• Explore different perspectives and approa
 ches across faculties<br>• Find opportunities for interdisciplinary
  collaboration and exchange</p><p><a href="https://forms.gle/fF6Bhuey
 c9Hpr1TN6">REGISTER NOW!</a></p><p><strong>Programme</strong></p><p>1
 5:15&nbsp;&nbsp;Walk-in &nbsp;</p><p>15:30&nbsp; Welcome by Femke van
  Horen, Scientific Director, VBL</p><p>15:35&nbsp; Kobe Millet, Marke
 ting, School of Business and Economics | <em>Topic: Seeking Human or 
 AI Advice: From Questionable Intentions to the Value of Firsthand Exp
 erience</em></p><p>15:55&nbsp; Daniel Fernando Preciado Vanegas, Comm
 unication Science, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities&nbsp;| <
 em>Topic:&nbsp;Artificial news casters: Can AI agents influence our p
 osition towards counter-attitudinal news?</em></p><p>16:15&nbsp; Maš
 a Galič, Criminal Law, Faculty of Law&nbsp;| <em>Topic:&nbsp;Separat
 ing the privileged wheat from the chaff with AI: A Socio-Legal Explor
 ation of AI-Driven Filtering Systems for Protecting Professional Priv
 ilege in Criminal Investigations</em></p><p>16:35&nbsp; Charlotte Ger
 ritsen, Artificial Intelligence, Faculty of sciences&nbsp;| <em>Topic
 :&nbsp;AI-driven behaviour change support</em></p><p>16:55&nbsp; Piek
  Vossen, Language, Humanities, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanit
 ies&nbsp;| <em>Topic:&nbsp;Leolani: a platform for studying multimoda
 l human-agent interaction in the real-world</em></p><p>17:15&nbsp; Ma
 arten Afschrift, Biomechanics, Faculty of Behaviour and Movement Scie
 nces&nbsp;| <em>Topic:&nbsp;Personalizing electrical stimulation afte
 r spinal cord injury through human-in-the-loop optimization</em></p><
 p>17:35 &nbsp;Networking and Drinks @ The Lobby Campus Square, NU-02C
 33</p><p><strong>Save the date – we look forward to seeing you ther
 e!</strong></p> </body> </html>
DESCRIPTION: VU Behavioural Lab Research Event 2026 The VU Behavioural
  Lab (VBL) warmly invites you for its annual research event!<strong>T
 heme: </strong><em><strong>AI and Robotics in Behavioural Research</s
 trong></em><br>📅 Wednesday, 11 November 2026 | 15:15–18:00<br>�
 �� NU-Building, Room 04A-25This year’s event brings together resear
 chers from different faculties within the VU to share how AI and robo
 tics are being used in behavioural research across disciplines.Join u
 s to:<br>• Discover how AI and robotics are being applied in behavi
 oural research at VU<br>• Explore different perspectives and approa
 ches across faculties<br>• Find opportunities for interdisciplinary
  collaboration and exchange<a href="https://forms.gle/fF6Bhueyc9Hpr1T
 N6">REGISTER NOW!</a><strong>Programme</strong>15:15&nbsp;&nbsp;Walk-
 in &nbsp;15:30&nbsp; Welcome by Femke van Horen, Scientific Director,
  VBL15:35&nbsp; Kobe Millet, Marketing, School of Business and Econom
 ics | <em>Topic: Seeking Human or AI Advice: From Questionable Intent
 ions to the Value of Firsthand Experience</em>15:55&nbsp; Daniel Fern
 ando Preciado Vanegas, Communication Science, Faculty of Social Scien
 ces and Humanities&nbsp;| <em>Topic:&nbsp;Artificial news casters: Ca
 n AI agents influence our position towards counter-attitudinal news?<
 /em>16:15&nbsp; Maša Galič, Criminal Law, Faculty of Law&nbsp;| <em
 >Topic:&nbsp;Separating the privileged wheat from the chaff with AI: 
 A Socio-Legal Exploration of AI-Driven Filtering Systems for Protecti
 ng Professional Privilege in Criminal Investigations</em>16:35&nbsp; 
 Charlotte Gerritsen, Artificial Intelligence, Faculty of sciences&nbs
 p;| <em>Topic:&nbsp;AI-driven behaviour change support</em>16:55&nbsp
 ; Piek Vossen, Language, Humanities, Faculty of Social Sciences and H
 umanities&nbsp;| <em>Topic:&nbsp;Leolani: a platform for studying mul
 timodal human-agent interaction in the real-world</em>17:15&nbsp; Maa
 rten Afschrift, Biomechanics, Faculty of Behaviour and Movement Scien
 ces&nbsp;| <em>Topic:&nbsp;Personalizing electrical stimulation after
  spinal cord injury through human-in-the-loop optimization</em>17:35 
 &nbsp;Networking and Drinks @ The Lobby Campus Square, NU-02C33<stron
 g>Save the date – we look forward to seeing you there!</strong>
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