Opening keynote lecture
Jesper Sørensen (University of Aarhus), “The Experimental Study of Religion – or There and Back Again”

Panel session I
Konrad Talmont Kaminski (University of Finance & Management in Warsaw), “Causal Opaqueness and the Ritualisation of Behaviour”
Kristoffer L. Nielbo (University of Aarhus), “Modeling Ritualized Behavior: A Dual Approach to Perception of Non-functional Event Structure”
Ulrik Lyngs (University of Oxford), “Effort, Loss Aversion, and Religious Behavior”

Panel Session II
Jonathan Jong (University of Oxford) and Jamin B. Halberstadt (University of Otago), “On Fear of Death and Religious Belief: Experimental Investigations of the Causal Connection”
Gordon Ingram (Bath Spa University), “Shifts in Religious Belief in Early Adolescence: Possibilities for a Neo-Piagetian Experimental Approach”
Karolina Prochownik (Jagellonian University), “Experimental Psychological Approaches in the Study of Moral Reasoning and Religious Beliefs: Implications for Evolutionary Religious Studies”

Keynote lecture
Andreas Roepstorff (University of Aarhus), “Going Experimental: As Method, As Style and As Object of Study”

Panel session III
Daniel J. Shaw (Masaryk University), “It’s Like Looking in a Mirror”
Justin E. Lane (Oxford University), “Methods, Madness, and Multi-Agent AI”
Marc Andersen (University of Aarhus), “Maximizing Expectations: A New Experimental Approach to the Study of Religious and Spiritual Experiences”

Lecture of invited speaker
Emma Cohen (University of Oxford / Max Planck Institute), “Religion, Synchrony and Cooperation: A Study with Brazilian Drummers”

Panel session IV
Travis Chilcott (Iowa State University), “Religious Culture, Religious Practices, and Implicit Anthropomorphic Reasoning about Divine Agents: A Quasi-Experimental Ethnographic Study on the Cognitive Effects of Gauḍīya Vaiṣṇava Religious Practices”
Martin Kanovský (Comenius University), “Cognition and Ethnography: Integrating Experimental and Ethnographic Evidence”
Jonathan Lanman (Queen’s University Belfast), “The Promise and Peril of Experiments on Ritual”

Keynote lecture
Pierre Liénard (University of Nevada), ”The Glorious Trinity: Cooperation, Commitment, and the Collective“, (in collaboration with M. Martinez and M. Moncrieff).

Panel session V
Esther Eidinow (University of Nottingham) and Tom Harrison (University of Liverpool), “Colliding Cultures: An Experimental Approach to the Study of Ancient and Modern Religions”
Eva Kundtová Klocová (Masaryk University), “Feeling the Kneeling: The Power of Body”
Michaela Porubanová-Norquist (Masaryk University), “What’s So Special about the Minimally Counter-intuitive Concepts?”

Lecture of plenary speaker
Dimitris Xygalatas (University of Aarhus/Masaryk University), “The Experimental Study of Religion: Are we There Yet? And Now What?”