Research Interests

Daniel has research experience in brain plasticity, judgement and decision-making, memory, executive functions (e.g., inhibition, updating), individual differences, visual cognition, intentional binding (i.e., sense of agency), neuropsychology and applied psychology.

He has an interest in the application of behavioural economics, judgement and decision-making (e.g., heuristics and biases), and nudging to aid and improve real-world decision-making (e.g., in finance and politics). He is also interested in the applications of this knowledge in the development of artificial intelligence.