Ivana Konvalinka

Ivana Konvalinka is an Associate Professor in the Department of Applied Mathematics and Computer Science at the Technical University of Denmark, researching social neuroscience with a focus on intra- and inter-personal mechanisms of social interaction. Her work develops joint action paradigms and multivariate methods to quantify two-person processes at behavioral, neural, and physiological levels.

Research interests include:

• Real-time action coordination
• Neurophysiological mechanisms of mutual interaction using dual EEG
• Physiological signal coupling during coordination and observation

Her publications predominantly explore hyperscanning EEG methodologies, interpersonal synchronization dynamics, and neural mechanisms of social cognition. Recent work demonstrates a focus on developing novel analytical frameworks for two-brain interactions and clinical applications of synchronization metrics.

Current projects:

• Interpersonal synchronization as a marker of listening engagement
• Group interaction temporal dynamics
• Social network effects on neural/behavioral dynamics
• Transdiagnostic symptom clusters in PTSD
• EEG biomarkers in trauma disorders