Amandine Lassalle
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Amandine Lassalle is a cognitive neuroscientist whose research lies at the intersection of social cognition, emotion, and clinical neuroscience. Her work focuses on understanding how emotional expressions are processed in both typical and atypical populations, with a particular emphasis on psychiatric conditions such as schizophrenia, depression, and autism spectrum disorder. Her most-cited paper, "Emotional expression in psychiatric conditions: New technology for clinicians" (83 citations), provides a critical framework for leveraging novel technologies—including automated facial analysis and neuroimaging—to assess and interpret emotional expression in clinical settings. This work bridges the gap between basic affective science and practical clinical tools, offering new pathways for diagnosis and intervention. Lassalle’s contributions have helped shape how researchers and clinicians understand the neural and behavioral underpinnings of social-emotional deficits in mental health. Her research is notable for its interdisciplinary approach, combining psychology, neuroscience, and computational methods to advance both fundamental knowledge and real-world applications. With a growing citation impact, Lassalle is recognized as a rising voice in the study of emotion and psychopathology.
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