The Cognitive Neuroscience group studies the neural basis of human cognition, including attention, perception, consciousness, and social cognition.
The methods used include structural and functional neuroimaging, including MRI and fMRI, electroencephalography (EEG), neuropsychological studies, transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), and computational modeling and evolutionary approaches.
Group members collaborate with neuropsychologists at Hospital de San Rafael in Granada, which facilitates the transfer of research findings to clinical practice.
The group’s research interests are broad, encompassing multiple national and international projects in cognitive control, attention, perception (both unimodal and multimodal), time processing, and affective and social neuroscience.
Research lines
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Attention
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Brain Decoding
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Consciousness, Learning and Control
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Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience
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Emotion and Social Cognition
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Grounded Cognition
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Neuromodulation
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Neuropsychology and Activities of Daily Living
Coordinator
Juan Lupiáñez | jlupiane@ugr.es
Labs
Research Lines Associated with the María de Maeztu Unit of Excellence
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Neuroimaging and Artificial Intelligence
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Basic Cognitive Functions
- Individual Differences
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Development and Psychoeducational Intervention