Inti Brazil

Inti Brazil is an Associate Professor of Neuropsychology and Rehabilitation Psychology at Radboud University, with a focus on antisocial behavior, diversity and inclusion, and computational approaches to psychopathy. A founding member of the Radboud Young Academy, Brazil advocates for modernizing academic structures to better align with contemporary societal needs.

• Neuropsychology and Rehabilitation Psychology
• Radboud University
• Radboud Young Academy

Brazil's research bridges forensic psychology, cognitive neuroscience, and behavioral science. Key themes include:

• Psychopathic traits and learning deficits
• Neural correlates of aggression
• Forensic psychiatric care mechanisms
• Non-clinical validation of psychopathy models
• Reinforcement learning in antisocial populations
• Psychosocial interventions in correctional settings

Recent publications highlight psychopathy-related impairments in punishment learning, aggression biomarkers, and computational frameworks for hostile biases. Methodological diversity spans electrophysiology, latent class analysis, and digital behavioral interventions.

Scientific Contributions:

• Radboud Young Academy membership
• Integrative biocognitive models of antisociality
• Systematic reviews on meditation effects
• Neuroethical frameworks for biomarker use