Robert J. Hartsuiker is affiliated with Ghent University in Belgium and has produced a substantial body of research spanning psychology and neuroscience. Their work primarily focuses on cognitive neuroscience and developmental and educational psychology, with additional contributions in experimental and cognitive psychology, artificial intelligence, and language and linguistics.
The research of Robert J. Hartsuiker covers a variety of topics, including:
The scientist has contributed frequently to several academic journals. Notable publication venues include:
Recent papers authored or co-authored by Robert J. Hartsuiker include:
They have collaborated regularly with several co-authors, with multiple joint publications with:
Robert J. Hartsuiker;Martin J. Pickering;Eline Veltkamp
Robert J. Hartsuiker;Herman H.J. Kolk
Robert J. Hartsuiker;Sarah Bernolet;Sofie Schoonbaert;Sara Speybroeck
Sofie Schoonbaert;Robert J. Hartsuiker;Martin J. Pickering
Wouter Duyck;Eva Van Assche;Denis Drieghe;Robert J. Hartsuiker
Robert J Hartsuiker;Casper Westenberg
Kathleen M. Eberhard;J. Cooper Cutting;Kathryn Bock
Gabriella Vigliocco;Robert J. Hartsuiker
Sarah Bernolet;Robert J. Hartsuiker;Martin J. Pickering
Robert J. Hartsuiker;Herman H.J. Kolk
Robert J. Hartsuiker;Herman H. J. Kolk
Eva Van Assche;Wouter Duyck;Robert J. Hartsuiker;Kevin Diependaele
Robert J. Hartsuiker;Martin J. Pickering
Sofie Schoonbaert;Wouter Duyck;Marc Brysbaert;Marc Brysbaert;Robert J. Hartsuiker
Sarah Bernolet;Robert J. Hartsuiker;Martin J. Pickering
Robert J. Hartsuiker;Herman H. J. Kolk;Philippine Huiskamp
Eva Van Assche;Denis Drieghe;Denis Drieghe;Wouter Duyck;Marijke Welvaert
Sarah Bernolet;Robert J. Hartsuiker
Els Severens;Sven Van Lommel;Elie Ratinckx;Robert J. Hartsuiker
Robert J. Hartsuiker;Sarah Bernolet
G. Vigliocco;R.J. Hartsuiker;G. Jarema;H.H.J. Kolk
Robert J. Hartsuiker;Herbert J. Schriefers;Kathryn Bock;Gerdien M. Kikstra
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