Category Archives: Neurology

Volg to go: Convenience emotionally invented anew

Volg, a comparatively small retailer, but a clever market leader in respect of village stores, started the development and realization of a new convenience concept. This is to being able to offer their clients new services and products, and like… Read more

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Quanilla: Fresh curd cheese gives Milchschnitte & Co. a hard time

For a fresh new product for the Swiss chocolate bar market, the name, as well as the packaging, have been developed – completely independent and multisensual – based on the results of an initially implemented Emo-Study. It was about defining the… Read more

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What makes your coffee machine amiable

New findings from brain research pave the way for new, effective forms of product and communication design. – Philipp Zutt Neurology (brain research) is one of the most important scientific fields of development. Not only does it generate… Read more

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I am my connectome by Sebastian Seung at TED

As humans we are biopsychosozial subjects, that is a fact. Everybody also agrees that we have a unique genom/DNA, except for twins. Mr Seung lifts this to another level with his hypothesis “I am my connectome” as we are also different in our… Read more

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More Emotional than Expected

Against all odds, the consumers‘ decision for a health insurance is much less rational than so far assumed. Au contraire: It arouses strong emotions in the consumers. High health costs, which cause people to change their health insurance… Read more

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Anchor brands over taste

Wherever and whenever people gather, they eat and drink. To celebrate something. To keep in touch with neighbours, friends or relatives. To exchange news – at home or out. And so eating and drinking are firmly established in everyday… Read more

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About „emotionalized“ branches and those, which really cause emotions

Berlin – Mecca of retail. In no other German city more retail deals have been announced during the last few years than in Berlin. The trendy metropolis attracts about 8 million tourists per year, more than twice the number of its inhabitants,… Read more

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You can smell my love, competence, fear, …

A few months ago I have posted about the ability to smell diseases. Today I will give you some lines about the ability to smell emotions, especially those of your partner. httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Jn-4qrwcz4… Read more

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Predictably Irrational by Dan Ariely (Excerpt)

Dan Ariely does research in behavioral economics and tries to describe it in plain language. One excerpt of the chapter “The Truth About Relativity” of his book “Predictably Irrational” can be found below…. Read more

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