* I study how the blend of cognitive neuroscience and on-site surveying techniques can help explain the why behind recurring human traits — and how that science translates into public health and disability contexts.

I am a S.B. Candidate in Neuroscience at the University of Chicago, minoring in Health and Society. My expected graduation is in June of 2030.

Beyond cognitive neuroscience, my research interests span attention and memory, sleep and brain health, genetic engineering and modification, and developmental social cognition.

Geographically, I am eager to explore attitudes and traits in Western Europe, North America, and West Asia-North Africa (MENA).

My curriculum vitae can be found on this tab.

If you would like to contact me, I can be reached at sheybani[at]uchicago[dot]edu, or the mail button below.