Professor Ottmar Lipp    Vc'S Senior Research Fellow

	Biography

My research is concerned with emotion, attention and their interactions.

I joined the School of Psychology in 1991 as a post doc and was appointed to a faculty position in 1994. I completed my academic training in Germany, but saw the light (literally) after spending a few weeks down under.
I teach in the areas of associative learning, psychophysiology, and neuroscience of emotion and learning. My research is concerned with emotion, attention and their interactions. In particular, I want to find out how we acquire likes and dislikes and how emotionally salient or neutral events are processed. For more information check out the web site of the 'Emotion, Learning, and Psychophysiology Laboratory'.

	Links
	Emotion, Learning, and Psychophysiology Laboratory

	Keywords
	Social Sciences: Behavioral/Experimental Psychology, Social Sciences: Physiological Psychology