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Cognitive Assessment in a Digital World: What Are Our Tests Missing?

Technology can extend or undermine how we think. Neuropsychology must move beyond paper-and-pencil testing and make technological cognition a core clinical domain.
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Seeing tools together: from physical-world understanding to the cooperative mind

New research from our laboratory suggests that another person’s presence can change how we visually encode tools.
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Why your brain treats your smartphone like a person

A new paper in Perspectives on Psychological Science traces the shift from the technical to the social brain.

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Our lab welcomes a new wireless EEG system

Our lab welcomes the g.tec g.NAUTILUS 32-channel wireless EEG for portable neuroimaging in cognitive neuroscience research
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About

This section offers an overview of my academic journey, research focus, and professional activities. It provides a broader context for understanding my role as a researcher and the themes that guide my work.
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Media

My research has been featured in national and local media, from television broadcasts to newspapers and online platforms. These stories offered the opportunity to share our findings with a broader audience, bringing the discussion beyond the lab and into the public sphere. Below is a selection of media coverage highlighting some of these contributions.

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A fresh look for my online home

Fresh look, same mission: exploring the brain, technology, and the ideas in between.
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Teaching

This section details the courses I teach across undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral programmes in Psychology and Cognitive Neuroscience.
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