Bianca Schuster

Bianca Schuster is a researcher affiliated with the Faculty of Psychology at an unspecified university, specializing in the Department of Cognition, Emotion, and Methods in Psychology. Her work focuses on the intersection of dopamine systems and social cognition.

Research Interests: Bianca’s research explores how dopamine modulates trust beliefs and neural mechanisms involved in understanding others' mental states. Her studies leverage methodologies from cognitive neuroscience and neuropsychopharmacology to investigate these processes.

Recent Research Trends: In 2024–2025, she published peer-reviewed articles in journals like PLoS Biology and Progress in Neuro-Psychopharmacology & Biological Psychiatry, addressing dopamine’s role in social neuroscience and theory of mind. Her work has garnered attention across 18 news outlets, 14 X (Twitter) posts, and 17 Mendeley readers.

Academic Activities: In 2024, she presented a talk titled "Agent-Observer kinematic similarity modulates neural activity in action-observation and mentalizing networks."