He investigates how intergroup processes –such as identification, stereotyping and intergroup emotions– influence peoples’ reactions in high stakes situations, such as intergroup and/or interpersonal conflicts and during deception. He has also worked at the Yale Intergroup Relations Lab, the University of Texas at Arlington and the University of Groningen. Elze is an active online presence and has made his research visible within the psychology world as well as in the national media. In his talk he will discuss online presence for researchers. He will give some practical advice on how to be visible in academic online networks and within and beyond social media.