Michael Gaebler is a cognitive and neuroscientist at the Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences. Before his doctorate in Psychology (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin), he studied Brain & Mind Sciences (MSc, University College London) and Cognitive Science (BSc, Universität Osnabrück). With his group, the Mind-Body-Emotion Group, he investigates how mental processes relate to brain-body interactions in pathology and health, over the lifespan, and when challenged (e.g., in affective states like emotions or acute stress). He conducts psychophysiological and neuroimaging studies in classical lab-based settings and using real-world (e.g., ambulatory assessment) and naturalistic setups (e.g., immersive technologies like virtual reality).
