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Eliane Deschrijver is an ARC Discovery Early Career Researcher and Senior Lecturer at the University of Sydney in the School of Psychology. She previously held a postdoctoral scholar position at the University of New South Wales and completed her PhD at Ghent University. Deschrijver has extensive training in brain imaging techniques, including EEG and fMRI, and behavioral measures. Her research combines social psychological, theoretical, and philosophical approaches. Throughout her career, she has secured over $1,300,000 in competitive research funding, leading to the publication of 25 scientific papers. Her work has gained both national and international recognition, earning awards from the American Psychological Association and the European Society for Cognitive Psychology, among others. Deschrijver actively engages in science communication and has been involved with TEDx events. Her research interests include social neuroscience, experimental psychology, and philosophy of mind. She focuses on neural processes related to social cognition, particularly in contexts of disagreement and social difference. Eliane is an advocate for early career researchers, particularly those from underrepresented backgrounds.
University of Sydney • Sydney, NSW, Australia
Lectures and conducts research in psychology focusing on social neuroscience and experimental psychology.
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