Research – Department of Psychology
Research at Department of psychology
Department of Psychology at NTNU is engaged in research across a broad range of disciplines and provides a high quality research environment for staff and students. The department has a strong tradition of interdisciplinary research and participates in both national and international collaborative projects.
Research groups
- ARCADE – Augmented Reality and Cognitive Analysis in Decision-making Environments – Contact : Gerit Pfuhl and Benjamin Schöne
- BASE research group – Contact: Henrik Nordahl
- Cancer in childhood- neurocognitive and psychosocial late-effects (CCNP) (in Norwegian) – Contact: Trude Reinfjell
- Citizens, environment and safety (CES) – Contact: Christian Klöckner
- Communication, contemplation and wellbeing (CCW) – Contact: Ingunn Hagen
- Eating and weight disorders research group (EWeR) – Contact: Siri Weider
- Reseach group for clinical adult psychology – Contact: Odin Hjemdal
- Healthy workplaces – Contact: Siw Tone Innstrand / Marit Christensen
- Learning and skill development – Contact: Hermundur Sigmundsson
- Modeling, Assessment, and Diagnostics in Occupational Health Psychology (MAD-OHP) – Contact: Renzo Bianchi / Leon De Beer
- Occupation, psychocardiology and sleep (OPS) – Contact: Håvard R. Karlsen
- Personality, conscience and wellbeing – Contact: Timo Lajunen
- Regulation and Health (RegHe) – Contact: Charlotte Fiskum
- Research group on transportation – Contact: Trond Nordfjærn
- Resilience centre – Contact: Odin Hjemdal
- SALUD-E Lab – Contact: Ruben Rodriguez-Cano
- SCaLa – Speech, cognition and language research group – Contact: Dawn Behne
- Sexual Conflicts research Group (in Norwegian) – Contact: Leif Edward Ottesen Kennair
- The Center on Parenting and Emotion Regulation (CPER) – Contact: Jolene Van der Kaap-Deeder
- The Early brain development group (EBD) – Contact: Lars Morten Rimol
- The Psychophysiology Lab – Contact: Magne Arve Flaten
- The Vascular Diseases Research Group (VaDi) – Contact: Ramune Grambaite
- The Quantitative Methods Research Group – Contact: Mehmet Mehmetoglu
- The Trondheim Early Secure Study (TESS) – Contact: Lars Wichstrøm
- Understanding and improving change processes in psychotherapy (U&I Change) – Contact: Heidi Brattland
Research laboratories
- Chemosensory laboratory – Contact: Bente Gunnveig Berg
- Clinical neuroscience laboratory – Contact: Alexander Olsen
- Developmental neuroscience laboratory (Nulab) – Contact: Audrey van der Meer
- FLEKSILAB (in Norwegian) – Contact: Lars Morten Rimol / Benjamin Schöne