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YURI I. ALEXANDROV, Ph.D., (Russia) is Professor of Psychology and Head of the V.B. Shvyrkov Laboratory of Neural Bases of Mind (Institute of Psychology, Russian Academy of Sciences). He is also a professor at National Research University Higher School of Economics and at Moscow State University of Psychology & Education. Since 1997 the Laboratory has been nominated as the 'Leading Scientific School of Russia’ eight times. He is the author of more than 400 publications. His research interests lie in the field of system-evolutionary psychophysiology, in particular applied to studying the brain mechanisms of learning, consciousness and emotion, morality, social neuroscience and cross-cultural studies. Email: yuraalexandrov@yandex.ru
KARINA R. ARUTYUNOVA, Ph.D., (Russia) is a researcher at V.B. Shvyrkov Laboratory of Neural Bases of Mind (Institute of Psychology, Russian Academy of Sciences). Her published work is focused on psychological and psychophysiological bases of moral judgement and social decision-making. Email: arutyunova@inbox.ru
SARAH BERRY-TSCHINKEL, LCSW, (USA) is a Jungian analyst who practices in New York City and in the Hudson River Valley town of Cold Spring, NY. As a member of the Jungian Psychoanalytic Association (JPA), also in New York, she has served on the steering committee and is also teaching in the training programme. In addition to her work within analytical psychology, Sarah is a former member of the Screen Actors' Guild - American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) as well as the Actors' Equity Guild and has a variety of theatrical and onscreen performances to her credit. She has been a longstanding collaborator with Art New York, providing text as well as on-camera narration for over 20 documentaries on art and artists. Email:
ALEXANDRA I. BULAVA (Russia) is a junior researcher at V.B. Shvyrkov Laboratory of Neuronal Bases of Mind (Institute of Psychology, Russian Academy of Sciences). She