Simone Luchini

I am a post-doctoral researcher working with the CreaTeam (PIs: Emmanuelle Volle and Alizée Lopez-Persem) on deciphering the neural bases of creativity. To know more about my research, you can visit my website.

I conducted my PhD research at the Pennsylvania State University, in the lab of Dr. Roger Beaty. While at Penn State, I investigated the cognitive and neural underpinnings of creativity, as well as explored the creative abilities of AI. I was previously also a visiting researcher in the lab of Dr. Bodong Chen at the University of Pennsylvania, and of Dr. Emmanuelle Volle here at the Paris Brain Institute.

In my work, I rely on methodologies from psychometrics, neuroimaging, neuromodulation, and natural language processing to advance the field of creativity research. My current research leverages these techniques to investigate the neural dynamics which underlie semantic memory processes during creative thinking.