Dr Tjeerd Jellema
Biography | Tjeerd Jellema is a cognitive neuroscientist who researches social cognition in (a)typical development, and in particular in autism spectrum disorder. His research spans the range from basic science to clinical applications, and is funded by the Economic and Social Research Council, the Arts and Humanities Research Council, the European Science Foundation, the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO) and the British Academy. |
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Scopus Author ID | 6601990081 |
PhD Supervision Availability | Yes |
PhD Topics | Tjeerd welcomes applications in the area of social cognition. Completed and current PhDs and postdocs First supervisor only > Tereza Skodova. An EEG study of real-world action anticipation in typical development and autism. (2023 - 2028). > Joana Lopez Pigui. The brain as a predictive machine: An EEG study. Funded by the ESRC White Rose/matched funding Hull University (2018-2024). > Sylwia Macinska. Cognition and Emotion: intertwined or distinct abilities? Funded by the University of Hull (2014-2017). > Manon Krol. Understanding other's actions: an EEG study combined with TMS. Funded by the University of Hull (2013-2016). > Eszter Somos. Exceptional autobiographical memory. Funded by the University of Hull (2013-2016). Co-supervisor: Giuliana Mazzoni > Martha Del Rosario Peña Sarmiento. Mechanisms underpinning the mere exposure effect. Funded by Universidad de los Andes, Colombia and Hull University (2012-2015). Co-supervisor: Julio E Cruz. > Bruce Keefe. Postdoc, Visual adaptation in virtual reality. Funded by ESRC (Barraclough PI, Ward, Jellema) (2011-2014). > Joanna Wincenciak. Perception of facial trustworthiness and emotional actions . Funded by 80th Anniversary University of Hull (2010-2014). Co-supervisor: Nick Barraclough. > Richard Carvey. Facial expressions in a visual search task. Funded by the University of Hull (2010-2014). Co-supervisor: Chang-H Liu. > Tanja Nijboer. Postdoc. Emotion and consciousness: implicit social learning, postdoc. Funded by NWO-RUBICON (2010-2011). > Letizia Palumbo. Understanding other's actions: an experimental approach". Funded by 80th Anniversary University of Hull (2008-2012). > Dan Walters. Understanding Others' Actions: A theoretical approach. Funded by 80th Anniversary University of Hull (2008-2014). Co-supervisor: Steven Burwood. > Hollie Burnett, (Re-)Conceptualisation in Autism Spectrum Disorders. Funded by EUROCORES, AHRC-ESF (Jellema PI, Wagemans, Postma; 2007-2010). > Matthew Hudson, The role of social cues in the automatic attribution of intentionality. Funded by University of Hull (2005-2008). > Jeannette Lorteije. Real and implied motion processing . Funded by Helmholtz Research Institute, NL (2002-2006). Co-supervisor: Richard van Wezel. |