According to Marie, our inner voice determines for a huge part the way we behave. So when technology can make it possible for us to control our inner voice, the possibility will become available to change the way we do things.

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Marie Postma-Nilsenová is an assistant professor at Tilburg center for Cognition and Communication where she teaches courses on social data mining, web analytics, psycholinguistics and social signal processing. She received her PhD at the Institute for Logic, Language and Computation at the University of Amsterdam after studying and working at various research departments in the Czech Republic, U.S., Norway, the Netherlands, France and Belgium. As a first-year student of philology at the Charles University in Prague, she became fascinated with psychoacoustics, the scientific field exploring sound perception and the way we respond to sound in our environment. The current focus of her research concerns the interface between psychoacoustics and cognitive development and decline.

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