Value of Suffering Project
September 2013 – May 2016
Core members
- Principal Investigators: Dr David Bain and Professor Michael Brady
- Postdoctoral Researcher: Dr Jennifer Corns
- PhD Student: Mr Abraham Sapién-Córdoba
Affiliated members
- Clare Allely (Salford/Gothenburg)
- Brock Bastian (New South Wales)
- Frederique de Vignement (Institute Jean Nicod, Paris)
- Laura Ekstrom (Williamsburg, Virginia)
- Siri Leknes (Oslo)
- Michael Serpell (Glasgow)
Funding
The John Templeton Foundation
Principal Investigators Dr David Bain and Professor Michael Brady have been awarded a John Templeton Foundation grant of £362,372 for a new project: “The Value of Suffering: An Interdisciplinary Investigation of the Nature, Meaning, and Role of Affective Experience”.
The project began in September 2013 and will conclude in May 2016. In addition to PIs Bain and Brady, its personnel includes project manager and post-doc Dr Jennifer Corns, PhD student Abraham Sapién-Córdoba, and a wider, international, interdisciplinary research team of neuroscientists, psychologists, and clinicians. The project's activities will include workshops and conferences and public lectures, with outputs including academic books and articles, popular publications, and an interactive blog.
Though the Value of Suffering Project is over and the itneractive blog has ended, further information about the project can now be found through Dr. Bain's webpage.