Keynote Addresses & Conference Speaking

My keynote presentations and conference talks focus on translating complex psychological research into actionable insights for diverse academic audiences. These presentations cover topics ranging from face perception and self-recognition research to innovative approaches in psychology education and cross-cultural research methodologies.

The talks emphasize bridging the gap between laboratory findings and real-world applications, demonstrating how fundamental research questions can inform clinical practice, educational policy, and technology development. I particularly focus on sharing methodological innovations in eye-tracking research, discussing the implications of cross-cultural psychology findings, and exploring how digital technologies are reshaping our understanding of self-perception and identity.

Through these speaking engagements, I aim to foster collaborative discussions within the academic community, encourage interdisciplinary approaches to psychological research, and inspire emerging researchers to pursue questions that have both theoretical significance and practical impact. Each presentation is tailored to demonstrate the broader relevance of specialized research areas and to promote evidence-based approaches to understanding human behavior.