Cindy EIRA NUNES is a Professor in Couple Psychology. She focused her research on couple relationships from multiple perspectives, ranging from couples in distress seeking therapy to the ways broader societal and cultural factors shape contemporary couple relationships. She obtained a PhD in psychology at Université de Lausanne (Switzerland), where she studied change processes unfolding in couple therapy for parents. More recently, at the Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB), her work explored how macro-contextual factors influence mother–father dynamics and family relationships.

 

Nicolas MASSON is a new FNRS Research Associate in IPSY. He works in the fields of cognitive neuropsychology and numerical cognition. He uses complementary methods including mental chronometry, eye-tracking, and neuromodulation. His project will investigate how spatial attention enables humans to efficiently process incoming information and elaborate mental representations of abstract concepts.

Alcohol and tobacco addictions are chronic disorders that affect a large part of the population, and relapses remain common. The project aims to understand how the body's internal signals shape the desire to consume. It aims to reduce relapses and open new ways of treatment.

 

 

 

Savoirs de recherche, savoirs de métier, des univers parallèles ?
Patrick Picard, Institut Français de l’éducation

Mardi 4 novembre de 9h30 à 11h00
Salle E139

 

OCTOBER 29, 2025, 16 :00, A224

UNTYING THE KNOT OF STUTTERING: INVESTIGATING THE COGNITIVE PROFILES OF STUTTERERS THROUGH MULTIPLE SINGLE-CASE STUDIES