Methodological and Health Reasons for Unsuccessful Biometric Identification

Nowadays, the use of biometric identification procedures is becoming increasingly widespread making our lives more convenient and safer at the same time - due to their uniqueness.- from mobile phones through access control systems to the official use of biometric identifiers. However, proper identification can be hampered by a number of errors, when either an incorrectly chosen method or even the health condition of the person may cause a problem. Our research examined the main causes of failed identification procedures through examples. The obtained result can provide guidelines for the selection of the optimal identification methodology and determine their development directions

A cross-cultural study of childhood psychopathology and cognitive performance: Testing causality versus shared aetiological influences and moderation by resilience factors

The present project will investigate the mechanisms of the links between psychopathology (emotional, conduct/behavioural and hyperactivity-impulsivity symptoms) and cognitive performance in adolescence using twin data from UK, Hungary and Nigeria