Assistant professor at the Department of Human Movement Sciences, Amsterdam. My research focuses on the interface of experimental psychology and motor control
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Joined January 2012
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Many thanks to Òscar Vilarroya and Angélique Lebert (IMIM, Barcelona) for inviting me at their institute. It was a great occasion! I hereby declare official friendship between Barcelona and Amsterdam!
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If you give talks or presentations, here are my 7 top tips ….
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In the paper my co-authors and I looked at different measures to induce mental fatigue. Happy reading!
Published. hell yeah!
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New paper out by Eva Hoogendoorn and colleagues. Congrats!
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The first version of the open science blog archive is complete, with 3530 posts from 52 blogs. Browse them in the online Shiny app: shiny.ieis.tue.nl/open_scien… All blog posts are ordered chronologically. Have fun exploring part of the open science history in psychology!
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New post on how I became involved in the open science movement.
Not by design, but through circumstance—beginning with a case of fraud and an uneasy task. This led to replication work, writing, and a lasting shift in perspective.
We co-authored this paper:
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I had the pleasure and honor of working together with this amazing character, for a brief period of time.
Thank you everybody who came and looked at my humble poster. Your comments and feedback were truly invaluable. #ISPGR2025
