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Singer, T.: Social emotions and interactions from the lens of social neuroscience. Conference "The second person perspective: Philosophical, developmental, and neuropsychological approaches", Berlin, Germany (2010)

Singer, T.: The painful side of empathy. Conference "New frontiers in brain research", Berlin, Germany (2010)

Singer, T.: Breaking the wall between people. How social neuroscience can help us to understand how we are understood. Falling Walls 2010 - Berlin Conference on Future Breakthroughs in Science and Society, Berlin, Germany (2010)

Singer, T.: Les bases de l‘empathie: Recherches fondamentales et applications cliniques. Congress "Anxiété <> Dépression: Dimensions relationelles", Association Française des Troubles Anxieux et de la Dépression (AFTAD) , Paris, France (2010)

Singer, T.: Interoception and empathy in healthy adult and populations with autism and alexithymia. Berlin Alexithymia Conference 2010, Berlin, Germany (2010)

Singer, T.: The neuroscience of social cognition: From empathy to egocentricity bias. Symposium "Interacting minds: An interdisciplinary approach to social cognition", Berlin, Germany (2010)

Singer, T.: Wie man Einfühlung trainieren und mit bildgebenden Verfahren besser messen kann. Kongress "Meditation & Wissenschaft 2010", Berlin, Germany (2010)

Singer, T.: Honorary Speech on Ernst Fehr. Bestowal of Deutscher Fairness-Preis 2010 , Frankfurt/Main, Germany (2010)

Singer, T.: Shared and unique brain networks involved in empathy: How much, when and what do we simulate? Sympoisum "The embodied mind: Perspectives and limitations", Nijmegen, the Netherlands (2010)

Singer, T.: Empathie und Fairness - Was hat die Hirnforschung im Hinblick auf das soziale Miteinander zu bieten? Lecture, Brain and Trauma Foundation (GTSG), Graubünden, Switzerland (2010)

Singer, T.: Prosociality through the lens of social neuroscience: Empathy, fairness and compassion. INCORE (Integrating Cooperation Research Across Europe) Conference "Cooperation: An interdisciplinary dialogue", Budapest, Hungary (2010)

Singer, T.: Cognitive perspective taking, empathy and its modulation. 12th Annual Meeting of the Organization for Human Brain Mapping, Florence, Italy (2006)

Linz, R.; Singer, T.; Engert, V.: Exploring subjective experience in daily life: Mind-wandering and thinking patterns as predictors of subjective stress and salivary cortisol levels. 49th Annual Conference of the International Society of Psychoneuroendocrinology (ISPNE) , Milan, Italy (2019)

Puhlmann, L. M.; Vrticka, P.; Linz, R.; Stalder, T.; Kirschbaum, C.; Engert, V.; Singer, T.: Different types of mental practice unspecifically reduce cortisol and cortisone exposure in hair. 49th Annual Confe­rence of the International Society of Psychoneuroendocrinology (ISPNE), Milan, Italy (2019)

Puhlmann, L. M.; Vrticka, P.; Singer, T.: Does telomere length change after a nine-month contemplative mental training intervention in healthy adult participants? 51. DGPS-Kongress, Frankfurt, Germany (2018)

Linz, R.; Chrousos, G. P.; Singer, T.; Engert, V.: Peripheral BDNF levels in humans are reactive to acute psycho-social stress and negatively relate to salivary cortisol. 48th ISPNE Annual Conference, University of California, Los Angeles, CA (2018)

Linz, R.; Engert, V.; Singer, T.: When your daily mental content resonates in your stress-system: Evidence for the association of stress-related thought patterns and cortisol levels in an everyday experience sampling study. 47th Annual Meeting of the International Society of Psychoneuroendocrinology (ISPNE), Zurich, Switzerland (2017)

Puhlmann, L. M.; Vrticka, P.; Singer, T.: Longitudinal contemplative mental training differentially influences change in inflammatory cytokines and the neurotrophic factor BDNF. 7th IMPRS NeuroCom Summer School, London, United Kingdom (2017)

Puhlmann, L. M.; Vrticka, P.; Singer, T.: Three types of contemplative mental training differentially influence change in inflammatory cytokines and the neurotrophic factor BDNF. Mind & Life Summer Research Institute, Garrison, NY, USA (2017)

Grosse Wiesmann, C.; Friederici, A. D.; Steinbeis, N.; Singer, T.: Longitudinal evidence for 4-year-olds’ but not 2- and 3-year-olds’ false-belief-related action anticipation. International Conventions of Psychological Science 2017, Vienna, Austria (2017)