Moshe Shay Ben-Haim is a Postdoctoral Fellow of the Hebrew University and Yale university. He holds a PhD in Cognitive Neuroscience and another PhD in Biology-Medical Sciences from Tel-Aviv University. His research interests include conscious and non-conscious processes in humans and non-human species, statistical learning and implicit processes, as well as epigenetic research.

Dr. Ben-Haim is a co-PI of a generous grant from the Foundational Questions Institute to study conscious and non-conscious processes in non-verbal species including fish and human babies. He was a Rosthchild, Fulbright, JBC, and Lady-Davis fellow and is currently a Neéman postdoctoral fellow.

In this talk, Dr. Ben-Haim will introduce a novel non-verbal process dissociation approach that can allow unfolding conscious visual awareness from non-conscious perception in non-human animals.