Mazyar Fallah

• Human Health and Nutritional Sciences

• Bioinformatics
• Human health
• Neuroscience

• Cognitive processing
• Eye movement

I am a systems neuroscientist performing both fundamental and applied research related to eye movements and how they interact with cognitive and executive functions. This is accomplished with eye-tracking behavioral studies and computational models.

I study the neurophysiology of cognitive processes. My research focuses on eye movements and how they interact with cognitive and executive functions. For example, I explore how features are integrated across multiple brain areas to form object representations, how attention and object representations drive eye movements, and how the visual system prioritizes peripersonal space. I am also interested in the networks in the brain that perform all these processes and how they can be impaired due to concussion and subconcussive impacts.

University of Goettingen, German Primate Center (Germany); Vanderbilt University (USA); Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla (Mexico); University of Innsbruck (Austria); University of Birmingham (UK).

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