This chapter on translational consumer neuroscience discusses some emergent and largely independent topics, such as cultural neuroscience, psychiatric conditions, age and consumer behaviour, and organizational neuroscience. These application domains do not necessarily derive from consumer neuroscience, although they are founded on the same methodologies and similar theoretical approaches in general. The goal of this chapter is to provide an overview of the different research domains and outline how models and methodologies found in consumer neuroscience have been influenced by, and have influenced, a larger body of research into mechanisms and processes far beyond normal consumption of goods. A recurrent topic throughout the chapter is the degree to which consumer neuroscience might inform but also can gain valuable insight from other areas of research aimed at unravelling real-life behaviour relevant at the organizational level as well as the societal level.