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Full Professor, Lausanne University Hospital and University of Lausanne, Switzerland & Founding Scientific and Academic Director, The Sense Innovation and Research Center, Lausanne and Sion, Switzerland

Prof. Murray is an American-Swiss cognitive neuroscientist based in Lausanne, Switzerland. He conceived and established The Sense Innovation and Research Center, a joint venture of CHUV-UNIL and the University of Applied Sciences of Western Switzerland (HES-SO) Valais/Wallis that currently includes over 100 affiliates. He serves as The Sense’s founding Scientific and Academic Director. Prof. Murray’s research focuses on developing brain imaging/mapping methods and their applications in both health and disease across the lifespan. His scientific output includes over 200 articles. He has spearheaded advancements in human electroencephalography and functional brain imaging as well as in sensory substitution and assistive technologies. He has been a pioneer in characterizing brain mechanisms of human perception and in particular the ways that the senses appropriately combine information. This has led to a new schema of the functional organization of the brain and new approaches for screening and rehabilitation. Prof. Murray and his work have been recognized by awards from, among others, the Swiss National Science Foundation, Swiss Brain League, and the Leenaards Foundation.

Full Professor, Lausanne University Hospital and University of Lausanne, Switzerland & Founding Scientific and Academic Director, The Sense Innovation and Research Center, Lausanne and Sion, Switzerland

Prof. Murray is an American-Swiss cognitive neuroscientist based in Lausanne, Switzerland. He conceived and established The Sense Innovation and Research Center, a joint venture of CHUV-UNIL and the University of Applied Sciences of Western Switzerland (HES-SO) Valais/Wallis that currently includes over 100 affiliates. He serves as The Sense’s founding Scientific and Academic Director. Prof. Murray’s research focuses on developing brain imaging/mapping methods and their applications in both health and disease across the lifespan. His scientific output includes over 200 articles. He has spearheaded advancements in human electroencephalography and functional brain imaging as well as in sensory substitution and assistive technologies. He has been a pioneer in characterizing brain mechanisms of human perception and in particular the ways that the senses appropriately combine information. This has led to a new schema of the functional organization of the brain and new approaches for screening and rehabilitation. Prof. Murray and his work have been recognized by awards from, among others, the Swiss National Science Foundation, Swiss Brain League, and the Leenaards Foundation.