
Galia Avidan
Senior Academic
Scientific Talks
Invited academic lectures by Prof. Galia Avidan sharing the lab’s ongoing research with the scientific community.
Media
Public coverage of the lab’s work in news and media, highlighting impact beyond academia.
Brain imaging shows that recognizing faces depends on coordinated activity across brain regions. and disruptions in this connectivity may impair the process.
New research reveals that masks make it harder for children to recognize faces shaping how they connect and interact with others.
A striking look at face blindness and the people who navigate a world where faces don’t feel familiar.
Even familiar faces can feel unrecognizable. New research explores face blindness and the challenge of turning features into meaningful identities.
Why do faces appear happier or angrier than they really are, and what shapes our perception? Guest scientist Prof. Galia Avidan explores how we interpret faces.
Podcasts
Conversations featuring Prof. Galia Avidan, discussing research in perception, interoception, and cognitive neuroscience.