Cognitive Neuroscience Clinical Phenomenology Lab

[Cognitive Neuroscience Clinical Phenomenology Lab @CopheCMC]

It was a pleasure hosting @BodiesBig at our CoPhe Lab, CMC Vellore.

Professor Beatrice de Gelder from the Brain and Emotion Lab (Maastricht University, Netherlands) visited our Cophe Lab on 29-30 Jan 2026, delivering a guest lecture and engaging with researchers.

[Cognitive Neuroscience Clinical Phenomenology Lab @CopheCMC]

pSTS in unconscious emotion processing

[Cognitive Neuroscience Clinical Phenomenology Lab @CopheCMC]

Read our latest #research "Pulvinar–posterior superior temporal sulcus connectivity contributes to non-conscious emotion processing in affective blindsight", published with @OxfordJournals in Cerebral Cortex
(https://t.co/UtreuBFmK2)

[Beatrice de Gelder @BodiesBig]

What a honor and a pleasure to meet with the COPHE lab of Prof. Prabhakar at Vellore. Such talent and dedication!

[Cognitive Neuroscience Clinical Phenomenology Lab @CopheCMC]

We were happy to host Tharan Suresh (@tharan10), a visiting researcher and former Cophe Lab alumnus, for a talk on “Untangling the mechanisms of human motor learning and control”, his area of expertise. A great discussion and an insightful visit!

[Cognitive Neuroscience Clinical Phenomenology Lab @CopheCMC]

Research Day 2025

[Cognitive Neuroscience Clinical Phenomenology Lab @CopheCMC]

Neuroflash 2025

[Cognitive Neuroscience Clinical Phenomenology Lab @CopheCMC]

Big thanks to our intern Diya (@pemqin) for the logo design; clean, meaningful. Caffeine and Cognition, the fuel that keeps the lab running, and the work it powers.

[Cognitive Neuroscience Clinical Phenomenology Lab @CopheCMC]

The ideals of our venture

[Prof Marta Garrido @MartaIGarrido]

Delighted to share our paper in @NatureComms showing a double dissociation between dynamic and static face perception. Enjoy 🧠

https://t.co/9Kxeb0LTGR

[Cognitive Neuroscience Clinical Phenomenology Lab @CopheCMC]

The three visual pathways

[Cognitive Neuroscience Clinical Phenomenology Lab @CopheCMC]

Read our latest #research "Double dissociation of dynamic and static face perception provides causal evidence for a third visual pathway", published with @SpringerNature in @NatureComms (https://t.co/wqp5n0tnGS)