PACER Lab at Purdue University

Last but not least, Roz presented in a symposium investigating the hedonic and motivational influences on reward positivity. Their presentation explored the clinical translational potential of the reward positivity. Their dissertation, the Brain and Behavior Study (BABS), builds on this.

Dr. Dan Foti (@danfoti.bsky.social), the PI of the PACER Lab, was elected to be an SPR Fellow! SPR Fellows are SPR members who have made substantial, sustained contributions to the field of psychophysiology and to SPR. It is a prestigious honor in the society. Congrats Dan!

Skye presented in a symposium that examined the experimental and intrapersonal factors impacting our understanding of the psychophysiology of reinforcement. Her presentation explored the effect of manipulated time perception on the maintenance of cognitive control.

Last but not least, Roz presented in a symposium investigating the hedonic and motivational influences on reward positivity. Their presentation explored the clinical translational potential of the reward positivity. Their dissertation, the Brain and Behavior Study (BABS), builds on this.

Dr. Dan Foti (@danfoti.bksy.social), the PI of the PACER Lab, was elected to be an SPR Fellow! SPR Fellows are SPR members who have made substantial, sustained contributions to the field of psychophysiology and to SPR. It is a prestigious honor in the society. Congrats Dan!

Lisa organized a symposium about enhancing inclusivity in EEG methodology. This advocated for employing equitable research practices with Black and Latino participants. The symposium was honored as an SPR Special Symposium to celebrate 100 years of EEG research.

Kim presented a poster on how culturally adapting protocols may help increase the representation of ethnic minority participants in neuroscience research studies. Her dissertation builds on this.

At the end of October, PACER lab attended the Society for Psychophysiological Research's (SPR) 2024 annual meeting! It was a great way to connect with other scientists in the field and disseminate our research.

See the thread below for our SPR highlights: