Currently, the research infrastructure of CAN includes equipment for electrophysiological (EEG), eye tracking, neuropsychological, psychophysiological, and behavioral testing. CAN supports experimental studies of cognitive and affective functions using two BioSemi ActiveTwo high-density EEG/ERP systems and a BIOPAC fNIR 1200 system. Additional external electrodes for monitoring eye movement or physiological activity (e.g., GSR) are also available. The center also has licenses for software that is used for analyzing electrophysiological data such as the Brain Electrical Source Analysis (BESA), Brain Analyzer, Acknowledge, and several Matlab toolboxes. CAN also has an SR Research Eyelink CL eye-tracking system that can be used for recording monocular or binocular tracking. CAN has 5 research dedicated testing rooms, plus a state-of-the-art computer room for data processing and analysis, several computers for data collection, a conference room and several staff offices. CAN is adjacent to the rest of the laboratories of the Department of Psychology, to which access is typically provided. The combined area of CAN and the Psychology labs is about 300m2. All of the facilities of CAN and the Department of Psychology comply with handicap accessibility specifications.