biography

  • Dr. Marcelo Bigliassi is a leading expert in AI-driven neuroscience, psychophysiology, and human performance analytics, integrating machine learning, data science, and computational modeling into his research. He earned his Ph.D. from Brunel University London, where he investigated the brain mechanisms underlying dissociative techniques in exercise. Following a postdoctoral fellowship at the University of São Paulo, he expanded his work on neural and physiological dynamics of motor control.


    Now an assistant professor at Florida International University and a visiting professor at the University of Pavia, Dr. Bigliassi applies EEG, fMRI, fNIRS, HRV, EMG, and EDA to analyze complex psychophysiological data. His expertise lies in using AI, signal processing, and predictive modeling to decode human cognition and behavior. With 60+ peer-reviewed publications, his research has gained global recognition, funded by the NIH, private organizations, and international institutions.


    Dr. Bigliassi has held leadership roles, including former president of the Society for Sports Neuroscience and director of the graduate program in kinesiology. He advises Flow Research Collective, Functional Flow Solutions, and the Antifragile Academy, contributing to cutting-edge applications of AI in neuroscience. His contributions extend to editorial boards, peer review for 35+ journals, and international keynote lectures, solidifying his role at the forefront of AI, neuroscience, and human performance optimization.

research interests

  • Psychological effects of sensory modulation
    Psychophysiological mechanisms
    Neural basis of attentional control
    Cerebral responses to fatigue
    Sensory manipulation of pain

selected scholarly works & creative activities

full name

  • Marcelo Bigliassi

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