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Body, Mind, and Behaviour Laboratory

 

MPhil in Biological Sciences (Computational Neuroscience)
Inaugural Lab Manager

Biography

Working in the field of computational and mathematical social neuroscience, Edoardo is formalising information-theoretic approaches and measures into the social neurosciences. Focusing on hyperscanning methods (simultaneous dual-neuroimaging or -neurophysiological recordings during social interactions), Edoardo has developed an open source toolbox to analyse connectivity, causality, and informational dynamics for continuous time-series data on different scales of organisation (i.e., EEG, MEG, fMRI, fNIRS) — see HyperIT. Moreover, he is developing neurobiologically plausible biophysical simulations of interacting brains to understand and model their nonrandom and nonlinear coupling.

Publications

Key publications: 

Chidichimo, E. (forthcoming). Synchronized movement. In T. K. Shackelford (Ed.), Springer Nature Encyclopedia of Religious Psychology and Behavior.

Chidichimo, E. (forthcoming). Rituals and synchronized movement. In T. K. Shackelford (Ed.), Springer Nature Encyclopedia of Religious Psychology and Behavior.

Chidichimo, E. (2023, submitted). Affective bodies, effective words: A psychological anthropology of Family Constellation Therapy in northern Italy [Preprint]. Ethos: Journal of the Society for Psychological Anthropology.

Chidichimo, E. (2023). Healing the family within: Family Constellation Therapy in northern Italy [Thesis]. Department of Social Anthropology, University of Cambridge.

Chidichimo, E. (2022). Credo, cognition, and culture: An anthropology of religion. Cambridge Journal of Human Behaviour, 1(1), 47–58.

Other publications: 

Chidichimo, E. (2023). Death anxiety, religiosity, and the functionalist strain: An ethnographic case study [Article commentary]. Cambridge Journal of Human Behaviour, 2(1)

Mikalonytė, E. S., Chidichimo, E., & Kavedžija, I. (2023, in press). On AI-generated art: Intentionality, authorship, and ethics. Artery: A Podcast on Art, Authorship, and Anthropology.

Chidichimo, E. (2023). On the immunitarian paradigm: Protecting the geo-body from infectious Others [Article commentary]. Cambridge Journal of Human Behaviour, 1(4), 186–188.

Teaching and Supervisions

Research supervision: 

PBS3: Social and Developmental Psychology

Other Professional Activities

Founder of the Cambridge Journal of Human Behaviour [Editor-in-Chief (2022–2023); Advisory Board].

Fellow, Cambridge Philosophical Society

PhD Candidate

Contact Details

Department of Psychology, Downing Pl, Cambridge CB2 3EB

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