What would a mindful, open, collaborative research culture be like for you?
Panelists: David McMahan and John Dunne – Moderator: Michael Sheehy On the Importance of Context in the Study of Meditation, or: Why There Will Never Be an Enlightenment Machine – David McMahan The Trouble with Contemplative Texts: Some Examples from Buddhist Practices – John Dunne
Ayda Duroux and friends are meeting weekly on Tuesdays from 18:30 to 19:30 CET as a meditation, reading and discussion group, starting with a guided meditation and then reading a short paragraph together. Everyone is welcome! For any questions get in touch with Ayda.
Elaine Teo and friends offer 1h meditation sharing circles on Zoom three times a month: the first Friday at 18:00 CET, a mid-month Tuesday at 20:00 CET, and a Saturday morning at 10:00 CET. Between sessions, regular participants share experiences and resources in a warm, lively, international WhatsApp community. Drop in for a taster, or… Continue reading Community Event: Elaine’s meditation and sharing circle
(mostly in German language, partly in English)
Community of Practice Launch for New Practitioners of Autism Dialogue Approach (ADA) Workshop with Jonny Drury and Kate Salinsky
Ayda Duroux and friends are meeting weekly on Tuesdays from 18:30 to 19:30 CET as a meditation, reading and discussion group, starting with a guided meditation and then reading a short paragraph together. Everyone is welcome! For any questions get in touch with Ayda.
Elaine Teo and friends offer 1h meditation sharing circles on Zoom three times a month: the first Friday at 18:00 CET, a mid-month Tuesday at 20:00 CET, and a Saturday morning at 10:00 CET. Between sessions, regular participants share experiences and resources in a warm, lively, international WhatsApp community. Drop in for a taster, or… Continue reading Community Event: Elaine’s meditation and sharing circle
Ayda Duroux and friends are meeting weekly on Tuesdays from 18:30 to 19:30 CET as a meditation, reading and discussion group, starting with a guided meditation and then reading a short paragraph together. Everyone is welcome! For any questions get in touch with Ayda.
This one-day symposium focuses on Qualitative Open Science: Challenges, Opportunities, Tensions, and Synergies. It is funded by Open Science NL and aims to bring together researchers and science professionals working with qualitative data. See also: https://discourseanalysis.net/sites/default/files/2024-12/QOS%20poster%20with%20registration%20code.pdf
Each year, the FSC gathers nearly 1,500 researchers, students, professionals, and curious minds to explore and engage with cognitive science in an accessible and interactive way. This edition will delve into the connections between cognitive processes, artistic expression, and creativity through a dynamic program of talks, workshops, interactive experiences, art exhibitions, and booths from 9:30… Continue reading Forum des Sciences Cognitives 2025
Note: This is a curated selection of upcoming events (and application deadlines) related to open & contemplative science, research, scholarship, and practice. Times are given in CET/CEST unless stated otherwise.