New research from our laboratory suggests that another person’s presence can change how we visually encode tools.
A new paper in Perspectives on Psychological Science traces the shift from the technical to the social brain.
Our lab welcomes the g.tec g.NAUTILUS 32-channel wireless EEG for portable neuroimaging in cognitive neuroscience research
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.
The brain uses distinct neural pathways to process mechanical and digital technologies.
From tools to touchscreens — our new model illustrates how the brain produces technological cognition.