Sara De Felice

What happens when we interact with others?

I'm a cognitive neuroscientist interested in social interactions.

My research explores how our behaviours and brain activity become coordinated when we interact with others, and why this matters for processes such as learning and memory.

Combining neuroimaging, eye-tracking and behavioural experiments, I study real-world social interactions, with a particular focus on the interaction between teachers and learners. My goal is to understand what helps us communicate, share knowledge and learn from one another, and how these processes develop, change throughout our lives and vary across individuals, including in people with learning difficulties.

Want to know more? Check my background, read about my research and past and current research projects, or browse my publications. You can find out more about my research also through podcasts, blogs and video talks.