Kiley Seymour

Kiley Seymour is Associate Professor in Neuroscience and Behaviour, investigating how technology affects brain function and behavior. Her work focuses on neural impacts of surveillance technologies and mental privacy rights.

Research Focus: Examines brain-behavior relationships through:

• Neurotechnology ethics and governance
• Visual perception under surveillance
• Unconscious processing of social cues
• Brain data privacy frameworks

Expert Advocacy: Member of the Centre for Neurotechnology and Law, promoting ethical neurotechnology development and mental privacy protection in policy frameworks.