Whether and how advanced technology can improve cognition and emotion in older adults, and what neural mechanisms underlie these changes. These questions extend beyond testing efficacy to probing mechanisms (EEG/ERP), emotional outcomes, and the broader applicability of cognitive enhancement approaches.
How advanced technologies combined with EEG/ERP-based brain–computer interfaces (BCIs) and neurofeedback can enhance children and youth’s cognitive and emotional development.
How emotion, personality, and well-being form mutually reinforcing systems, studied through affective neuroscience. By examining the neural mechanisms of emotional processing, regulation, and reactivity, you provide a mechanistic bridge that explains how personality traits and emotional tendencies shape well-being and why these tendencies are stable across individuals.