PARTNERSHIPS

Advancing Emotion Science
Through Collaboration.

Scientific progress grows through shared expertise, complementary methods, and interdisciplinary perspectives. Our collaborations connect emotion-processing research with attachment research, neuroscience, psychophysiology, and aesthetic medicine.

SCIENTIFIC COLLABORATIONS

Complementary Expertise.
Shared Research Questions.

The Eilert Institute collaborates with researchers from complementary scientific and clinical disciplines. These partnerships broaden the theoretical, methodological, and applied perspectives through which we investigate emotion processing.

Univ.-Prof. Dr. Anna Buchheim
Scientific Collaborator

Univ.-Prof. Dr. Anna Buchheim

University of Innsbruck

Research Focus: Attachment Research

Our collaboration examines how attachment representations are associated with individual differences in impathy, empathy, emotion regulation, and emotion expression.

Dr. Dr. Damir del Monte
Scientific Collaborator

Dr. Dr. Damir del Monte

Research Focus: Applied Neuroscience

Our collaboration integrates perspectives from applied neuroscience into the investigation of emotion processing and its four core functions: impathy, empathy, emotion regulation, and emotion expression.

Sylvain Laborde
Scientific Collaborator

Prof. Dr. Dr. Sylvain Laborde

German Sport University Cologne

Research Focus: Heart Rate Variability

Our collaboration investigates the psychophysiological foundations of emotion processing and its four core functions, with a particular focus on heart rate variability.

Dr. med. Alexander Hopf
Scientific Collaborator

Dr. med. Alexander Hopf

Research Focus: Aesthetic Medicine

Our collaboration investigates how aesthetic facial treatments affect emotion expression, the processing of emotions, and the social perception of treated faces.

COLLABORATION

Building Research Connections.

We welcome scientific exchange and collaboration with researchers, institutions, and organizations whose expertise complements our research agenda.