Publications

Leadership and influence are crucial in shaping political landscapes. This article explores the neural underpinnings of leadership behaviors, including decision-making under pressure, empathy, and...

Concepts of fairness and justice are deeply embedded in the human brain. This article explores how neuroscience can illuminate our innate sense of justice and how these findings can be applied to...

Brain imaging technologies, such as fMRI, offer unprecedented insights into the neural bases of behavior, addiction, and disease. This publication examines how these tools are being used to inform...

Neuropolitics combines neuroscience with political science to understand how brain functions shape political beliefs and policy preferences. This article discusses how insights from neuropolitics...

In this publication, we explore how neuroscience is helping to decode voter behavior and electoral outcomes. By examining brain responses to political campaigns, slogans, and party affiliations,...

Risk-taking is a fundamental aspect of decision-making, particularly in areas like finance, politics, and public health. This article explores the neural correlates of risk-taking, shedding light on...

Neuroeconomics is a burgeoning field that merges economic theory with neuroscience, providing a new lens to understand how people make financial decisions. This piece explores how brain activity...

Emotions play a critical role in shaping political attitudes and behaviors, influencing everything from voter preferences to policy advocacy. This article investigates how emotional responses, such...

Cognitive biases often distort the decision-making process, leading to suboptimal outcomes in policy formulation and implementation. This publication examines the most common biases, such as...