London – Marina Everri, Research Fellow in Social Psychology within the Department of Literature, Arts and History Society of the University of Parma under the supervision of Professor Laura Fruggeri, has won the prestigious European Marie Curie award (Individual Fellowship) with the research project ” Adolescents, Parents, and Digital Media: Looking for the pattern that dis/connects.” The project involves a collaboration between the University of Parma and the London School of Economics. The Marie Curie Award delivers substantial funding to young researchers who want to improve their skills and boost their careers from an international perspective, working in close collaboration with centers of excellence across Europe. Marina Everri will collaborate for the next two years with the Department of Social Psychology at the London School of Economics to develop a new analytical method for the interaction between adolescents, parents and digital devices. (9Colonne)
