Since obtaining his PhD at Leiden University in 2009, he has focused on interrelating the classical functions of the human mind: showing the perception of action, the memory of control, the emotions of prob-lem-solving and the social aspect of individual cognition. Methodologically, he likes to tinker with machines and biology, working with big computers, trackpads, eye trackers, tactors, Kinects, EEG, EMG, MEG and so on. His favourite type of study reheats a venerable psychological effect, spicing it with new tech and add-ing neuro sauce, before serving it to the academic table.