Promoting stable remission in depression by combining e-health and cognitive science: the development of DEpression’s DIgital foreCAsting Tool (DEDICAT)

A cognitive-neuroscience approach to resilience and depression: the processing of positive information

Attentiional influences on stress-reactivity

Cognitive, emotional, and motivational processes in relation to depressive symptoms

Cognitive vulnerability to recurrent depression and the default mode network: a cognitive neuroscience investigation

Improving resilience and well-being in depression: The development of innovative neurocognitive interventions

Innovative attention training to achieve stable remission in depression

Mapping the interplay between cognitive biases and impaired reappraisal: An integrative approach towards understanding cognitive risk factors for depression. 

Mindwandering and social cognition in depression: The mind’s social default mode and its role in mental well-being

Multiple roads towards rumination? Integrating cognitive control in self-regulatory and metacognitive models of rumination

Obsessive-compulsive disorder and information processing.

PrevenD: Cognitive control training to prevent recurrent depression

Psychological mechanisms involved in Social Network Site use and effects on mental health and wellbeing

Special Research Fund Professorship in experimental psychopathology

The causal influence of emotional interference in working memory on depressive symptoms

The role of attentional flexibility during emotion processing in resilience and emotional disorders

Understanding cognitive vulnerability for depression: A network analysis of the role of cognitive control in emotion regulation processes

Understanding rumination from a cognitive science perspective: A test of the attentional scope model.

Understanding the Causal Role of Attention Biases in Depression: Experimental manipulation of attention using Eye-Tracking Techniques

When does interpretation bias go awry? A cognitive-interpersonal investigation of the nature, correlates, and consequences of interpretation inflexibility in depression.

"You've been defriended": The influence of social media on self- esteem (in)stability and depression vulnerability

Disconnect to connect: Towards a healthier relationship with digital technologies across work, school, and family contexts.

Improving resilience and well-being in depression: The development of innovative neurocognitive interventions

Understanding compensatory effort and its influence on processing efficiency in anxiety

Special Research Fund Professorship in experimental psychopathology