The program's faculty members participate in funded research projects. The following list includes funded projects and activities since 2010 in which students and graduates of the program have been involved.
" Modeling emotions and behavior of lexicalization and communicative functions in early childhood with application to the spectrum of autistic disorders and the detection of language delay " ( babyAffect ). Research project lasting 18 months, within the framework of the "Excellence II" program, with a total budget of €236,000. General Secretariat for Research and Technology/NSRF (2014–2015). Scientific director Alexandros Potamianos, Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science, NTUA.
" Multimodal processing of signals and events in perception and cognition " ( COGNIMUSE ). Research project lasting 36 months, within the framework of the "Excellence" program, with a total budget of €495,000. General Secretariat for Research and Technology/NSRF (2012–2015). Scientific director Petros Maragos, Professor, Department of Computer Science, NTUA.
“Long-term effects of early-life seizures on cortical function and excitability”. Research project within the framework of the program “Support for postdoctoral researchers”, with a budget of €150,000. General Secretariat for Research and Technology/ESRF (2012–2015). Scientific manager Irini Skaliora, Researcher at IIBEAA.
"Cognitive mechanisms of perception, representation and organization of knowledge" ( COGMEK ). Research project lasting 45 months, within the framework of the "Thalis" program, with a total budget of €520,000. Ministry of Education, Lifelong Learning and Religious Affairs/ESRF (2012–2015). Scientific coordinator Stella Vosniadou, Emeritus Professor of the Institute of Philosophy, University of Athens.
“Levels of speech impairment in Greek-speaking individuals with aphasia: relationships with processing deficits, brain damage and treatment approaches ” ( APHASIA ) ( project website ). Research project lasting 45 months, within the framework of the “Thalis” program, with a total budget of €520,000. Ministry of Education, Lifelong Learning and Religious Affairs/ESRA (2012–2015). Scientific coordinator Spyridoula Varlokosta, Associate Professor, Department of Linguistics, NKUA.
« Time in mental activity: theoretical, behavioral, bioimaging and clinical perspectives » ( TIMELY ). Research networking action lasting 48 months, within the framework of the ISCH COST program. European Commission/ European Cooperation in Science and Technology (2010–2013). Action director Argyro Vataki, CSRI Researcher.