The Disobedient Brain: The social neuroscience of non-compliance to immoral orders

A neuro-criminological study of the impact of the prison environment on inmates’ self-control. A longitudinal assessment during and after imprisonment

The Disobedient Brain: The social neuroscience of non-compliance to immoral orders

A neuroscientific approach to prison experience: Influence of detention on the sense of agency and empathy for pain among inmates.

An investigation in neurocognitive processes and disobedience to immoral orders: insights and possible future interventions to increase resistance

Beyond the problem and solution: A new experimental paradigm for the study of Aha! Moments with a multi-step problem

Doctoral project Victoria Rambaud

Investigating cognitive impacts and trauma transmission in the Colombian internal armed conflict

Investigating the neuro-cognitive processes supporting resistance to immoral orders through neuromodulation methods

On the intergenerational impact of trauma on neuropsychological functioning

The influence of cognitive and mental fatigue on disobedience to immoral orders

De effectiviteit van interventies gericht op automatische inferenties in toegepaste domeinen

Doctoral project Ilke Veeckman

Methods for Detecting Triggers of Cognitive Biases and Heuristics in Textual Content

A neuroscience approach to prison experience: On the influence of prison on the sense of agency and empathy for pain among (ex-)inmates and prison guards.

Creating an EEG-based hyperscanning lab

Francqui Start-Up Grant: Emilie Caspar

Minds in Conflict: Exploring Cognitive Impacts and Trauma Transmission in the Colombian Internal Armed Conflict

Special Research Fund Professorship in social neuroscience

The Disobedient brain: The social neuroscience of non-compliance to immoral orders

The impact of threats and self-defense on the Sense or Agency

The role of social presence on moral decision-making : realistic settings for the understanding of utilitarian and deontological preferences

Turning a blind eye: using immersive virtual reality (IVR) and neurophysiology to investigate bystander intervention and whistleblowing when prison guards witness violent misconduct by colleagues

Special Research Fund Professorship in social neuroscience