Wellbeing is both a state and a trait. That is, some of the wellbeing variance is within people (change), some between people (stability). Which source of variance is larger? And why does this matter?

Why does the issue of school choice tend to spark near-hysterical reactions every spring in Estonia, a country committed to the comprehensive school model? How can school places be distributed in a knowledge society that values diversity of choice — ...

Brain signals recorded with electroencephalography (EEG) may look like random noise at first glance, yet within this “noise” lies valuable information about our mental state. To uncover it, we develop and apply a variety of EEG markers. In the seminar ...

Well-being sciences are classically associated with the fields such as psychology, public health and social sciences. This is also reflected in the structure of EstWell, where the majority of research groups are representatives of these fields. However, innovation has more ...

Luiz Pessoa (University of Maryland) is a leading figure in both psychology and neuroscience. His research has meticulously dismantled the traditional separation of cognitive and emotional processes in the brain, laying the groundwork for integrated human neuroscience. In this talk, ...

Register HERE. Places are guaranteed for the first 120 registrants. Registration deadline 14.08. Registration for the workshops will open soon and will be announced via email. NB: On August 25, chartered buses will transport participants from Tallinn and Tartu to ...

Location: EBS Tallinn (A.Lauteri 3, room 415) On September 17, we will welcome Professor Mark Williams, Emeritus Professor of Clinical Psychology and Senior Research Fellow at University of Oxford, for a fireside chat with researchers. Mark Williams is a leading ...