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I study the neural and behavioural foundations of interpersonal communication, with a particular focus on verbal interaction and joint action. My work explores how our brains coordinate during conversation, how shared understanding emerges, and how various sensory and motor systems contribute to the dynamics of social exchange.
I study the neural and behavioural foundations of interpersonal communication, with a particular focus on verbal interaction and joint action. My work explores how our brains coordinate during conversation, how shared understanding emerges, and how various sensory and motor systems contribute to the dynamics of social exchange.
My research interests span several areas, including EEG hyperscanning, interbrain synchronisation, natural language and speech processing, and the neural mechanisms underlying social cognition.
I currently hold the position of Profesor Distinguido at the Universidad de La Laguna (Tenerife, Spain), supported by the Beatriz Galindo Programme, and I am affiliated with the Instituto Universitario de Neurociencia (IUNE).
Current Research Lines
Neural, behavioural, and linguistic alignment during naturalistic verbal interactions
Closed-loop modulation of auditory input, guided by real-time brain-to-speech entrainment
Improving speech comprehension in noisy environments using multisensory (e.g., haptic) feedback
Multimodal correlates of auditory attention, including EEG, heart rate variability (HRV), and eye movement dynamics
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I am always open to hosting international students and collaborators for research internships. If you're interested in joining our team or learning more about our work, feel free to get in touch.
mailto: aperezfe@ull.edu.es
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