page_title: Katarina Gospic
hierarchical_section_title: Katarina Gospic
caption_attribution_description: Svenska: Katarina Gospic är en av årets Sommarvärdar presenteras av Sveriges Radio i radiohuset den 29 maj 2013.English: Katarina Gospic is one of this year's Summer Hosts presented by Swedish Radio May 29, 2013.
context_page_description: Katarina Anna-Maria Gospic is a Swedish scientist and author, who grew up in the Akalla district of Stockholm. Between 2002-11 she studied physiology and medicine at Karolinska Institutet. In 2011 she started the consulting business Brainbow Labs, where she works as an author, speaker and consultant.
  In 2011 Gospic graduated from a course in cognitive neuroscience and studies in neuroeconomy on how our feelings work and what happens in the brain when we make decisions. In 2012 she wrote and published the popular-science book Välj rätt! En guide till bra beslut at Brombergs förlag.
  In 2014 she published her second book called Den sociala hjärnan. With Martin Ingvar, she published a study indicating that humans have a born ability to react to injustices and that this reactions stems from the amygdala. In 2013 she presented an episode of the Sveriges Radio show Sommar i P1. In October 2014, she participated in the after show Sommarpratarna which was broadcast on SVT.
context_section_description: Katarina Anna-Maria Gospic (born 6 February 1984, Kista) is a Swedish scientist and author, who grew up in the Akalla district of Stockholm. Between 2002-11 she studied physiology and medicine at Karolinska Institutet. In 2011 she started the consulting business Brainbow Labs, where she works as an author, speaker and consultant.
  In 2011 Gospic graduated from a course in cognitive neuroscience and studies in neuroeconomy on how our feelings work and what happens in the brain when we make decisions. In 2012 she wrote and published the popular-science book  Välj rätt! En guide till bra beslut at Brombergs förlag.
  In 2014 she published her second book called Den sociala hjärnan (The social brain). With Martin Ingvar, she published a study indicating that humans have a born ability to react to injustices and that this reactions stems from the amygdala. In 2013 she presented an episode of the Sveriges Radio show Sommar i P1. In October 2014, she participated in the after show Sommarpratarna which was broadcast on SVT.
caption: Katarina Gospic in 2013
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