IPM Positions

Non Resident Researcher, School of Cognitive Sciences (1988 - 2005 )

Research Interests

Visual Cognition: Attention, Temporal aspects of motion processing, Multiple

Research Activities

My research activities are focused on two main questions: 1- Are motion localization errors (flashlag effect, frohlich effect,...)phenomena (e.g., attention) on could they be a more by-product of feed-forward and lateral interactions in the lower levels of processing? 2- To what extent could the contribution of visual working memory and visual attention be seperated from one-another in change detection paragigms?

Present Research Project at IPM

Position computer by stationary objects: low-level aspects of localization errors in vision

More Information

Prospective PhD student (Due to start in Sept. at NYU)

Related Papers

1.	S. Seyed-Allaei, Z. Nasiri Avanaki, B. Bahrami and T. Shallice Major Thought Restructuring: the roles of different prefrontal cortical regions Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience 7 (2017), 1147-1161  [abstract]

2.	A. Mahmoudi, D. Bang, K. Olsen, Y. Aimee Zhao, Z. Shi, K. Broberg, S. Safavi, S. Han, M. Niliahmadabadi, C. Frith, A. Roepstorff, G. Rees and B. Bahrami Equality bias impairs collective decision-making across cultures Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 112 (2015), 3835-3840  [abstract]

3.	B. Bahrami, R. Seyedsadjadi, B. Babadi and M. Noroozian Brain Complexity Increases in Mania Neuroreport 2 (2005), 187-191  [abstract]

4.	B. Bahrami Position capture by stationary objects: implications for Fr�hlich effect ( In: Ecovision Workshop) [abstract]

5.	R. Seyed Sajjadi, B. Babadi, B. Bahrami and M. Nowroozian Mania Increases Brain Complexity: A Quantitative EEG Analysis ( In: Oral presentation at the International Congress of Medical Students) [abstract]

6.	B. Bahrami Object Property Encoding and Change Blindness in Multiple Object Tracking Visual Cognition 10 (2003), 949-963  [abstract]

7.	S. Shahab, M. Ghorashi, B. Bahrami, E. Eich and V. Di Lollo Contingent capture does not require spatial shifts in attentional focus ( In: 43rd annual meeting of the Psychonomic Society Kansas City) [abstract]

8.	B. Bahrami and R. Rajimehr The role of feature-dependent backward masking in perceptual asynchrony ( In: ECVP) [abstract]