Human Information Processing Laboratory

Human interaction is heavily dependent on perception and recognition of stimuli originating from other people. Research in the HIP Lab is focused on the cognitive and neural mechanisms involved in perception of socially relevant information. We are especially interested in various aspects of face perception. Read more about the lab and our research on this site

LATEST NEWS

Check out the Publications page for the latest articles by Kaartinen et al. (Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders), Kylliäinen et al. (Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry), Hietanen & Nummenmaa (PLoS ONE), and Nummenmaa et al. (Archives of Sexual Behavior).

Uutinen autististen lasten katsekontaktia selvittäneestä tutkimuksesta Tampereen yliopiston tutkimusuutisissa.