Francesco Pupillo

Assistant professor at the Tilburg School of Social and Behavioural Sciences, Tilburg University


I am a psychologist interested in the mechanisms that underlie cognitive processes, in particular learning and memory, and I am fascinated by how these processes can be implemented by the brain. 

I have always been passionate about statistical models and I recently developed a genuine interest in computational models. I am currently using computational, behavioural, and neuroimaging techniques to investigate the relationship between the extraction of regularities in the environment and the encoding of distinct episodes.

I am also interested in the mechanisms that regulate affective states and mood, how they interact with cognitive functions, and whether this interaction changes during the lifespan.

I have recently started to investigate cognitive and computational mechanisms underlying depressive symptoms and psychopathic traits.

New paper out! 

Poster presented at Emotions Congress 2023, Tilburg

poster_landscape_2.pdf

CV

CURRICULUM VITAE- Francesco Pupillo.pdf