We start with problems, not disciplines. People in our lab come from diverse backgrounds and share an interest in looking at ways interactions shape and eventually transform perception and decisions. Our goal is to offer new insights on what is called “social intelligence”, and extend them to pressing issues such as interactions with AI, or interactions between researchers and society.
Current projects
Co-perception
Perception is our primary source of information, about ourselves, the world and others. Our research examines how perception operates when it mixes across senses and agents, and with technologies.
Co-sense : Shared perception
Intelligent sensory augmentation
Acting with your eyes
Metacognition for active touch
Metacognition in multisensory perception
Levels of control in passive and affective touch
Predictive processing and thought
Attention, conscious perception and the brain
Multisensory self-perception
Repetition and feelings of truth
Co-decisions
We interact with others, and increasingly with smart machines. We look at what real interactions do, when we mix our skills & capacities with others.
Norms of science communication
Diversity in collective problem solving
Expert recommender systems & taste
Cooperating with artificial agents
Teaming with machines
Blaming groups
Assessing hate speech harms
Jointly attending
Sense of self in groups
Confidence as a social affect
From climate inaction to climate virtue
Social dynamics during the pandemic
