Neuropsychologist and researcher, his work focuses on various methods, such as brain imagery, non-invasive neurostimulation and virtual reality to study the physiological and neurophysiological markers of social cognition as well as factors potentially modulating human empathy. The most recent developments from his laboratory are from research on neurophysiological markers during human-machine interaction, specifically on virtual agents expressing emotions.

Keywords

empathy, pain, neuroscience, technological environment, emotions

Recent publications

• Clients in Simulated Teletherapy via Videoconference Compensate for Altered Eye Contact When Evaluating Therapist Empathy
• Functional connectivity patterns of trait empathy are associated with age
• Reappraisal and empathic perspective-taking – More alike than meets the eyes

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