People

Eveline is full professor of neurocognitive developmental psychology at the Erasmus School of Social and Behavioural Sciences.

Ties is a postdoctoral researcher at the Erasmus SYNC Lab. Ties focuses on understanding how adolescents end up with a similar or different socioeconomic position compared to their parents.

Kayla is a PhD Candidate, interested in the behavioural and neural predictors of wellbeing.

Sophie is a PhD Candidate at the Erasmus Sync Lab, working on the Brainlinks Project.

Lotte van Rijn is a PhD candidate in the Growing Up Together in Society (GUTS) research program as part of the Rotterdam cohort.

Ethell is a PhD candidate at the Erasmus SYNC lab, working on the GUTS project.

Eleni is the project manager Erasmus Chairs. She supports Erasmus Professor Eveline Crone in her mission to create positive social impact.

Noura Borggreven is knowledge coordinator at Erasmus SYNC lab and is involved with the overarching societal impact of SYNC lab.

Ruth is a PhD candidate at the Erasmus SYNC lab. She aims to explore how classrooms and schools can become an environment in which the development of purpose in adolescents is further encouraged.

Yolijn is project coordinator and is involved in the Gravitation program ‘Growing Up Together in Society (GUTS)’.

Kitty is the knowledge broker for the 'Growing Up Together in Society (GUTS)' project. Her goal is to bridge the gap between research and society.

Mark has a background in psychology and obtained his Master in Economic and Consumer Psychology at Leiden University in 2019.

Simone Mulder is a Data Manager for the SYNC lab and the Growing Up Together in Society (GUTS) research program, with special interests in open science, health care, programming, and (meta)data visualizations.

Caroline is a research assistant at the SYNC lab and is involved in the Gravitation program ‘Growing Up Together in Society (GUTS)’.

Dimitri is Art director and graphic designer responsible for the entire branding of SYNC lab.

Yara is a postdoctoral researcher, who is interested in mental health during development from childhood to young adulthood.

Ilse van de Groep is a Postdoctoral researcher studying the behavioral and neural development of antisocial behavior in young adulthood.

Lysanne is a research fellow of the SYNC lab and is highly involved in our citizen science initiatives.

Michelle is an assistant professor interested in longitudinal brain development, social information processing and behavioral control.

Suzanne is an associate researcher of the SYNC lab studying the behavioral and neural development of prosocial behavior.