Research
Research
RCC organizes its work across three research domains.
Religion, Cognition, and Experience
RCC investigates religious belief, spiritual experience, dreams, ritual, and the cognitive processes involved in religious life.
Computational and Neurobehavioral Research
RCC develops secondary-data, neuroimaging, and computational projects examining cognition, brain dynamics, and behavior. Current work includes network neuroscience, longitudinal analysis, precision mapping, and naturalistic paradigms.
Religion, Narrative, and Culture
RCC supports interdisciplinary and quantitative research on religion in literature, media, mythology, intellectual history, and cultural life.