suzanne dikker phd

I am to bring human brain and behavioral science out of the lab, into everyday settings. To this end, I lead various real-world neuroscience research, technology, and educational initiatives at the interface of neuroscience, education, and digital art. These include MindHive - a public technology initiative that brings together students, educators, scientists, and community organizations in designing and carrying out human brain and behavioral projects; and the Harmonic Dissonance Collective - an art/science initiative for public experiences centered around neurodiversity, group cohesion, and human connectedness. I am a Research Associate Professor at the NYU Department of Psychology, and my work is currently supported by the National Science Foundation, the National Institutes of Mental Health, the EU Horizon program, the Learning Agency, and the Dutch Creatives Industries Fund.

contact: suzanne.dikker@nyu.edu