Check out the new Psychophysiology special issue "Psychophysiology on Physiological and Neurophysiological Synchronisation between individuals – Methodological Approaches and Evaluations". Submit by 28 February 2026! https://t.co/HuOCfZGQJs

Last day of #2025SPR in Montreal, Canada! Beautiful views from Mont Royal 🍁

🚨 “Psychophys Is” 2025 video contest: winners announced! 🚨 Check out the three winning videos, plus all the brilliant submissions: https://t.co/uxeF81DO6d

Had a fantastic time chairing the symposium “The Transdiagnostic Roots of Internalizing Psychopathology: An RDoC Perspective” with @cj_brush, Annmarie MacNamara & Kreshnik Burani. Thanks to everyone who joined! #2025SPR @TheRealSPR

Kicking off an interesting symposium on sleep and physiology: Emily Cardenas shared fascinating work on the peripartum period, showing that in women with a more reduced reward response (RewP) sleep problems were more strongly linked to depressive symptoms 💤 #2025SPR @TheRealSPR

A really interesting closing talk on behalf of Linhao Zhang showed that sleep duration and physiological regulation (RSA) jointly predict teen mental health💤 Among teens with higher RSA, shorter sleep duration was linked to greater internalizing problems. #2025SPR @TheRealSPR

Inspiring talk provided by @TheresaPau1y about adaptive and maladaptive physiological co-regulation in romantic relationships using inter-beat interval and skin conductance level at #2025SPR! @TheRealSPR

Research by Kreshnik Burani demonstrated that individuals with Social Anxiety Disorder continue selecting the same option even while losing, showing potential deficits in learning from losses compared to healthy control participants. #2025SPR @TheRealSPR

At #SPR2025 Dr. Andres Keil hosted a wonderful discussion about peer review at The Journal of Psychophysiology. One takeaway: a methods checklists submitted by authors could fast track the review process and reduce burden on reviewers. @therealspr

Exceptional keynote from the legendary Dr. Michelle Craske🌟She highlighted her ongoing work on mechanistic insights into threat and reward systems, which continues to be instrumental for advancing precise & effective interventions for depression and anxiety #2025SPR @TheRealSPR

"What is baseline, maladaptive, rest or post depends on context" - great presidential address by Christine Larson at #SPR2025 @TheRealSPR

Dr. Christine Larson gave an inspiring and insightful presidential address at #SPR2025 focusing on the importance of taking social context into account when using Psychophysiological methods. What a way to close out a great conference. Bravo! @TheRealSPR

#2025SPR Dr. Daniel Bradford accepted his early career award from 2024 and presented his work on alcohol effects on neural activity and startle response. 🧠🍺⚡ @TheRealSPR

🏅#2025SPR Early Career Awardees, Dr. Simone Battaglia and Dr. Julia Klawohn. Dr. Battaglia shared about his research on fear learning on emotion and Dr. Klawohn presented her research on ERPs relevant for clinical populations. 🧠⚡ @TheRealSPR

At the navigating #interoceptive crossroads symposium, Jasmin Schultze described why we might feel a lump in our throat when feeling emotional🤔 🧠#fMRI findings show emotional focus heightens interoceptive processing in the #insula, linking body and emotion!

I just attended a truly amazing Keynote Talk at #SPR2025 by Dr. Daniel S. Bassett titled “Network Cognition in a Curious World”. They covered how humans engage in the world, build models, and how the brain builds these models. Check out their work! @TheRealSPR @DaniSBassett

Work by Xin Hu and Lauren Bylsma demonstrates combining self-report EMA and passive psychophysiological measures improves prediction of active SI in adults with ASD. #2025SPR @TheRealSPR

At #2025SPR, @YannikStegmann’s insightful talk on attentive immobility shared that heightened arousal and increased alpha suppression when anticipating threat avoidance only benefit the motor response but not memory encoding. @TheRealSPR

✨#2025SPR Faces of the Future✨ Presentations by rising stars in psychophysiological research spanned a range of topics: (1) Hormonal and genetic effects on learning (2) Parenting stress and child development (3) Emotion, social media, and other contextual factors @TheRealSPR

📣TODAY at 1:30! Join our #2025SPR symposium on using brain-based methods to understand and treat depression. Featuring talks by me, @LeanneQuigley, Helmet Karim, Ben Rosenberg, with discussion by @DiegoPizzagalli. 🧠✨ #academictwitter #psychtwitter #neurotwitter @TheRealSPR