At the Stress and Emotions Lab, we conduct research on stress and emotions to seek causal links between everyday events, subclinical mental symptoms, emotions and perceptual phenomena. Our methods include sampling procedures, psychophysiological and psychoneuroendocrinal measurements.
Tamás Nagy presented the lab’s research on caffeine-induced arousal and everyday emotional experiences at an ELTE event dedicated to experience sampling research.
Tamás Nagy transformed the first statistics class of the semester into a living dataset—and turned the students’ results into music.
Levente Rónai’s poster was selected for an SAA 2026 Poster Award from more than 140 poster presentations.