Moritz Bammel

Moritz Bammel is a doctoral candidate and research associate affiliated with the Institute of Sustainability Psychology (ISP) at Leuphana University Lüneburg, under the Professorship of Psychology (Methodology and Evaluation Research). He holds a M.A. in Philosophy (Free University Berlin) and a M.Sc. in Mind and Brain (Humboldt University Berlin), alongside a B.Sc. in Cognitive Science (Osnabrück University).

His research focuses on embodied cognition, ecological psychology, and dynamical systems theory. He employs methods like eye-tracking, motion capture, EEG, and nonlinear analysis (recurrence, fractals) to study reading comprehension as an embodied phenomenon. His work bridges experimental psychology and philosophical inquiry, particularly in cognitive science.

Publications span neuroscience, cognitive psychology, and philosophy, including studies on spontaneous thought decoding (Biological Psychiatry), moral psychology (Philosophical Psychology), and neuroreductionism (Psychopathology). His doctoral project investigates reader-text dynamics in naturalistic settings.

Teaching activities are coordinated via the university's myStudy portal. His academic work is grounded in interdisciplinary approaches linking cognitive mechanisms to philosophical frameworks.