Embodied Eureka

Researchers in the Embodied Eureka Research Collective share a common interest in embodiment and social interaction - how thoughts, emotions, experiences, and relationships are shaped by the living body. We focus on interpersonal attunement and synchrony: how people connect, co-regulate, and respond to one another through, for example, physiology, movement, emotion, and language. Our work examines how these multimodal and multisensory processes generate shared experience and meaning, moment by moment, across diverse contexts such as everyday interaction, clinical practice and therapy, work life, and aesthetic and creative settings.