Caprì Tindara

Caprì Tindara is an Associate Professor of General Psychology at Link Campus University and holds a research role at the Institute for Biomedical Research and Innovation - National Council of Research (IRIB-CNR) in Messina. She earned her Psychology degree (summa cum laude) from the University of Messina, followed by a PhD in Cognitive Science and Psychology, and post-doctoral grants from the University of Messina and Luxembourg FNR. Her research focuses on cognitive processes, attention deficits, and the application of emerging technologies like social robotics and virtual reality in healthcare. She coordinates national research projects such as SECRA (funded by PRIN 2022) and leads the Italian Rett Syndrome Association's scientific activities.

• Education: BSc (Hons) Psychology (University of Messina), PhD in Cognitive Science/Psychology (University of Messina)
• Grants: Luxembourg FNR post-doctorate (2011–present), PRIN 2022 (SECRA project)
• Committees: Disability Committee; Teaching Staff/Student Committee (Link Campus)

Her work bridges experimental psychology with technological innovation, emphasizing clinical applications. She is a Guest Associate Editor for Frontiers in Psychology and contributes to editorial boards of Scopus-indexed journals. Her recent studies explore automated processes in attention and memory, with implications for ADHD interventions.