United in Research I
| Cecilia Muñoz Doña | Mapping Suicidal Behavior in Spanish University Students: Key Psychosocial Predictors from a Multicenter Study | University of Cádiz |
| Julia Kwoczek | Psychosocial and Relaxation Effects of Akk11 Supplementation in Young Women: Open-label Pilot Study | University of Gdańsk |
| Martyna Malcher | Latent Lifestyle and Gastrointestinal Symptom Profiles and Psychosocial Functioning in Young Adults | University of Gdańsk |
| Rui Manuel Guerreiro Zacarias | Is Neurofeedback a Skill in Sport? Testing State vs. Flexible Self-Regulation Mechanisms Using EEG-Based Training in Football Athletes | University of Algarve |
| Marlene Cauchi (main author), Agata Rudnik | FLOW: Female Leadership Opportunities in Workplace Academia: A Collaborative Autoethnography through a Neurodiversity Lens | University of Malta |
Scientists from SEA-EU universities collaborate every single day. Whether through SEA-EU Seed Funds, shared infrastructure, or externally funded projects, one thing is clear: our research communities are becoming increasingly interconnected. The 3rd Being SEA-EU conference serves as a platform to showcase the results of numerous fruitful international collaborations, joint publications, and innovative research initiatives.
We invited scientists at all career stages and from all disciplines to contribute to this thematic area and to shed light on the dynamic SEA-EU ecosystem of collaboration, innovation, and excellence.
