About: Azim Shariff
- Azim Shariff is an assistant professor of Psychology at the University of Oregon where he studies moral, cultural and social psychology. Dr. Shariff's primary line of research explores the evolutionary origins of and psychological mechanisms underlying moral/pro-social behavior, with a special focus on the positive and negative social consequences of religions and related cultural systems.
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- LIDAR data for biomass estimation of an African tropical forest February 26, 2015
- Energy efficiency: the effects of incentives February 25, 2015
- Heavy precipitation events over the Euro-Mediterranean region in a warmer climate February 24, 2015
- Orientgate connected to the Climate – ADAPT platform February 23, 2015
- Frontier research in operational oceanography between the Mediterranean and China Seas February 19, 2015
- Frontier research in operational oceanography between the Mediterranean and China Seas
- A climatologist’s chronicles from K2
- Are we failing to stop climate change?
- From uncertainty to risk: new languages in climate change communication
- No jobs on a dead planet: climate justice, gender equality and quality jobs on the road toward Paris 2015