My past research reflects a passionate interest in human prosociality (i.e. altruism, cooperation, reciprocity) and interdisciplinary research (cognitive neuroscience, experimental and developmental psychology, behavioral economics, human evolution).
My main contribution to the topic was a greater understanding of 1) the neural mechanisms of human prosociality (PhD in a cognitive psychology institute; Centre of Brain and Cognition, France), 2) the development of prosociality in young children (developmental psychology; School of Psychology in the University of Ottawa, Canada), 3) the different mechanisms (patience, social norms) that modulate the development of children prosociality (social sciences; Institute for Advanced Studies in Toulouse), and 4) the impact of genetic relatedness on children cooperation (human evolution; TSE and SETE).