Peter A. Gloor is affiliated with MIT in the United States and has developed a research profile centered on psychology and its intersections with social and cognitive sciences. Their scholarly output reflects contributions across several subfields of study, including social psychology, experimental and cognitive psychology, computer vision and pattern recognition, sociology and political science, and cognitive neuroscience.
The research topics addressed by Peter A. Gloor encompass a diverse range of themes. These include plant and biological electrophysiology studies, emotion and mood recognition, human-animal interaction studies, team dynamics and performance, animal and plant science education, psychology of moral and emotional judgment, and complex network analysis techniques.
Peter A. Gloor's recent papers illustrate the scope and variety of their research interests:
Their frequent co-authors include Andrea Fronzetti Colladon, Marc Schreiber, Ignacio Vazquez, Francesca Grippa, and Jiachen Sun, reflecting a collaborative research network.
Peter A. Gloor has published extensively in several venues, with the most frequent publication platforms being Preprints.org, Future Internet, Sensors, arXiv (Cornell University), and the Journal of Business Research.
In terms of book publications, Peter A. Gloor has contributed monographs published by notable publishers:
Xue Zhang;Xue Zhang;Hauke Fuehres;Peter A. Gloor
Peter A. Gloor
Leon Ciechanowski;Aleksandra Przegalinska;Mikolaj Magnuski;Peter A. Gloor
Aleksandra Przegalinska;Leon Ciechanowski;Leon Ciechanowski;Anna Stroz;Peter Gloor
Harald Schoen;Daniel Gayo-Avello;Panagiotis Takis Metaxas;Eni Mustafaraj
Peter A. Gloor;Jonas Krauss;Stefan Nann;Kai Fischbach
Peter A. Gloor;Rob Laubacher;Scott B. C. Dynes;Yan Zhao
Ting Cai;Peter A. Gloor;Saurab Nog
Daniel Olguín Olguín;Peter A. Gloor;Alex Pentland
Peter Gloor;Maria Paasivaara;Detlef Schoder;Paul Willems
Peter Gloor;Scott Cooper
Ornit Raz;Peter A. Gloor
Yared H. Kidane;Peter A. Gloor
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Peter A. Gloor;Scott M. Cooper
Takashi Iba;Keiichi Nemoto;Keiichi Nemoto;Bernd Peters;Peter A. Gloor
P.A. Gloor;Yan Zhao
J Krauss;S Nann;D Simon;K Fischbach
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Daniel Olguin Olguin;Peter A. Gloor;Alex Pentland
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