#EEG related question A participant revealed he has a cyst (with water), creating a small bump around the occipital region. Does anyone know if this is an issue for EEG recordings? It might increase the distance between the brain and the electrode, but it is water. Any insights?

So happy to see this work finally out, it waa such an inspiring collaboration!

What a day ... It's not every day that you meet a hero, especially one you praised in a scientific project. Yesterday, I met the man I mention in the very first line of my European Research Council (ERC) grant while being in Kigali! Working in science can also be an incredible human adventure

How obeying orders impacts moral decision? In our recent publictation 🎉 with Emilie Caspar, we observed that cognitive conflict (1) is reduced under coercion, (2) is linked with the number of shocks sent. #EEG #Neuroscience tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Thrilled to see my first official review of the book by Publishers Weekly ! Unfortunately, the publication is a bit delayed due to a cyberattack. However, the book is available for pre-sale on many platforms :) --> publishersweekly.com/9781009385435

Trying to educate my rabbits with the title of my new book "Just following orders". I hope they will never open it ! 🤫🤫 #academia #obedience #neuroscience Cambridge UP - Psychology & Psychiatry

🧵1/ Very excited to share new consortium paper celebrating eeg100 @academicEEG & predicting its impact on #neuroscience & society over the next 100 years Nature Human Behaviour #EEG100 leeds.ac.uk/main-index/new…

Major Milestone! My book is finally out and available worldwide! 📚✨ It represents the culmination of 8 years of neuroscientific research, but it is also an intense human journey with interviews with former genocide perpetrators from Rwanda and Cambodia. Cambridge University Press

📚 Exciting news! 🎉 "Just Following Orders: Atrocities and the Brain Science of Obedience" by Emilie Caspar is now on display at Cambridge University Press Bookshop! Swing by to check it out or order your copy online today. cambridge.org/us/universityp…

Here's our latest initiative to make research on consciousness engaging for young readers!👧👦 We just published an open-access paper in Frontiers for Young Minds 🌟 with contributions by Inès Mentec, Léa Moncoucy and Axel Cleeremans from our team. 👏 kids.frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…

This is next week, and it will be live-streamed! To join --> falling-walls.com/livestream2024 I'll be presenting my research in a TED Talk-style format, covering the neuroscience of obedience and my recent work on former genocide perpetrators and rescuers.

Researchers find nearly 30% of papers “that stated significances (or their absence) are based on the presence of a single influential data point.” biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

This weekend, I was honored to present a "Breakthrough" talk for the Falling Walls with so many other inspiring speakers Link: youtube.com/watch?v=v9S9Pl… Related book: "Just Following Orders. Atrocities and the Brain Science of Obedience." Funded by European Research Council (ERC) FWO

1/ X's algorithm was changed in mid-July 2024 to systematically boost Republican-leaning accounts and Elon Musk's own account following his endorsement of Donald Trump, according to a newly released computational study of engagement from the Queensland University of Technology.⬇️

Thrilled to share our new review—a comparative analysis in neuroscience on how social influence (social presence, conformity, compliance, obedience) impacts decision-making and resistance mechanisms Preprint: osf.io/preprints/osf/… With Tricoche Leslie Ghent Center for Cognitive Neuroscience Moral & Social Brain Lab

34% of Prolific participants self-report using LLMs, so the real number is presumably higher osf.io/preprints/soca…

Empathy can be a motivated phenomenon. But can (will?) people increase or decrease their neural empathic responses when witnessing members of an "outgroup" as well? With guillaume pech, Eva Nicolay and Félix Banderembaho You can figure out in our new paper --> tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Can we voluntarily control our empathy toward the pain of others? If so, is it affected by intergroup bias? In our new publication, using EEG and self-report we adress these questions with Emilie Caspar , Félix Banderembaho and Eva Nicolay tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…