I am a psychologist who focuses on human behavior and technology, with a special interest in how people use and interact with technology (Usability Testing and UX Research). I have experience using eye-tracking tools, both for mobile and computer screens, and wearable devices like skin response sensors (EDA). Recently, I'm learning about virtual reality (VR) and how to track body and facial movements. I've used these technologies in research to understand their practical applications. The University of Twente hired me for their BMS LAB project to blend high-tech with social sciences. I'm helping them expand their influence and creating university courses on this exciting and important subject. Since January 2019, I've been working towards my PhD at the University of Twente in the Psychology of Conflict, Risk, and Safety department, studying the differences between what people say and what can be scientifically measured in lying.
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