Matteo Lisi

Matteo Lisi is a Lecturer in the Department of Psychology at Royal Holloway University of London. His research examines how humans process uncertainty in decision-making across perceptual, financial, and medical contexts, combining behavioral experiments with computational modeling. He actively shares code and data on GitHub and OSF.

• Role: Lecturer in Psychology
• Institution: Royal Holloway University of London
• Research Focus: Visual perception, interoception, and uncertainty computation

Research Outputs: His recent work includes studying error correction in diverse populations, mapping visual contrast sensitivity with fMRI, and analyzing cardiac interoception in infants. Articles explore motion perception extrapolation, visual hallucinations from Ganzflicker, and prior knowledge effects in childhood vision development.

Collaborative Projects: Currently involved in an MRC-funded study on sex differences in interoception and mental health across the menstrual cycle, alongside Dr. James Shinskey and others.