Vitaly Vadimovich Babenko 

+7(863) 218-40-00 ext. 11630

Professor

Academy of Psychology and Education Sciences

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Degree: Doctor of Sciences

Personal page in Russian:

https://sfedu.ru/person/babenko

Personal page in English:

https://sfedu.ru/en/person/babenko

Research interests:

Psychophysiology, Psychophysics,

Cognitive mechanisms, Computer simulation

Research projects:

1. RFH: Spatial characteristics of visual mechanisms that group the local information, 2008 – 2010 (Rus)

2. RFH: Spatio-temporal features of the electrical activity organization of the human brain cortex in parallel and sequential processing of visual information, 2009 – 2010 (Rus)

3. Federal Agency for Education of Russia: Features of the cerebral hemispheres interaction in human while solving the cognitive tasks of different levels, 2009 – 2010 (Rus)

4. Ministry of Education and Science of Russia: Functional interaction between the cerebral hemispheres of the human brain in the implementation of mental functions at different levels of the cognitive system, 2011 (Rus)

5. RFH: Cortical dynamics of activity evoked by the second order visual stimuli, 2012-2013 (Rus)

6. Ministry of Education and Science of Russia:  The role of the hemispheres of the human brain in the implementation of cognitive functions related to perception, attention, memory, 2012 – 2013 (Rus)

1. Ministry of Education and Science of Russia: Formation of perceptual images belonging to the categorical system of knowledge (cognitive model of the world): interhemispheric psychophysiological mechanisms, 2014-2016 (Rus)
2. Ministry of Education and Science of Russia: Hemispheric interaction in the implementation of human brain cognitive 'technologies', 2014-2016 (Rus)

Teaching:

• Anatomy and physiology of central nervous system. (Rus)
  Students study the structure and functioning of the nervous system.
• Fundamentals of neurophysiology and psychophysiology. (Rus)
  Students study the brain mechanisms of higher nervous activity and higher mental functions.
• Brain cognitive systems. (Rus)
  Students study the brain mechanisms of cognitive processes.

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