Research

Cognitive Science (CogSci) is an interdisciplinary approach to study the brain, the mind and behaviour by embracing artificial intelligence, psychology, neuroscience, linguistics, philosophy, and anthropology. We offer a PhD program in Cognitive Science. Students in the B.Tech, M.Tech, MS and PhD programs in CSE, ECE, CLD, or CND can also do a thesis in Cognitive Science. We have state-of-the-art infrastructural facilities like Tobii Eye Tracker, Emotiv EEG, physiology monitoring devices from BioNomadix and Thought Technology.

Multimodal fusion analysis to identify complex bio markers for cocaine users

Skill Learning in Internally-guided Motor Paradigms

Kinship Recognition: Comparing Eye-Tracking Results with Model Estimates

Trust in Stock Price Predictions By Algorithms

COVID impact on psychological health

Head-movement Analysis of 360 Affective Experience

Clickbait -- Credibility of Digital News

Numerical Magnitude Affects Accuracy but not Precision of Temporal Judgments

Towards Cross-View Brain Decoding

Multi-modal approach for predicting the risk of depression using music streaming data

Mining Musicality with Multimodal Fusion

Characterisation of development of the ageing brain

Graph Convolutional Networks using Multiple Heat Kernels for Learning Structure-to-resting State Function Mapping

NLP Techniques For Lyric Analysis And Its Use In Song Recommendations

How does practice impact performance on complex problem solving Task? : Empirical Findings and Modelling using chess as behavior model and implications for the classroom

Predicting Individual Differences and Preferences from Music Induced Movement

Self-Automated Vs. Self-Motivated Finger Tapping Movements Using Novel Single-Frequency Filtering applied to EEG Data

visual objectification of Women

Does meditation improve brain structure and function??

Indian Language Aphasia Battery development

Implications of Stress on Abstract Problem Solving Ability

How Depression Influences Affective States