Jeroen Delplanque

Jeroen Delplanque is an unpaid employee affiliated with the Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences at an unspecified institution in Brussels, Belgium. His academic role aligns with 'Research Fellow' status, focusing on interdisciplinary research at the intersection of Neuroscience, Psychology, and Cognitive Science.

• Active in subfields: Cerebellum, Aesthetic Preference, Sequence Learning, Social Cognition, and fMRI.

His recent research explores the cerebellum's role in social stereotype processing and trait attribution (2022), with prior work on beauty perception and complexity (2019). Publications emphasize neural mechanisms underlying group representation and aesthetic judgments.

Scientific Awards:

• Best Master Thesis Award (2016)
• DFG Workshop 'Understanding Others' Poster Award (2018)

He presented findings at conferences and workshops (2018) on topics like Repetition Suppression of Groups and Stereotypes. His work has garnered 92 citations (Scopus, 2019) and open-access downloads.