We develop and advance the understanding of human behavior and cognition
Our research is motivated by increases in stress and mental health problems, the development of digital technologies, artificial intelligence, and the challenges and opportunities of diverse, multilingual societies undergoing demographic changes, such as Luxembourg. We are well-aligned with the research strategy of the University, the national research priorities, and international research framework programmes.
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Our research institutes and groups
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Cognitive Science and Assessment Institute
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Institute for Lifespan Development, Family, and Culture
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Health and Behaviour Institute
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Behavioural Health Technology Interventions
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Computational Cognitive Science and Modelling
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Cognitive Neuroscience Group
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xCIT
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Brain-Body Interaction
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Economic and Social Well-being
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Computer-Based Assessment
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Human-Computer Interaction
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Self-Regulation and Health
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Health promotion and aggression prevention
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Stress, Pain, and Gene-Environment Interplay