James Ives

James Ives is a Research Fellow at Birkbeck's Centre for Brain and Cognitive Development. His work investigates neural mechanisms of infant cognition using EEG, computational modeling, and naturalistic observation techniques.

Research focuses on how rhythmic brain activity supports sensory processing and attentional control, with implications for understanding autism and ADHD. He develops automated pipelines for analyzing neurophysiological data in developmental populations.

Dr. Ives holds a PhD from the University of East London and has contributed to EU-AIMS research initiatives under Professor Emily Jones. His publications appear in journals like eLife and Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience.