Davoud Sadeh

Dr. Davoud Sadeh is a postdoctoral in modelling of consumer behavior at Islamic Azad University, Science and Research Branch, Tehran and Assistant Professor at Shafagh Institute of Higher Education. He completed his postdoctoral training focusing on consumer behavior using advanced neuroscientific methods. His research explores the intersection of cognitive science, visual behavior, and marketing, with publications in reputable medical journals. At the 2025 NeuroPsychoEconomics Conference in Dublin, he presented a theory on modeling consumer visual behavior, published in the conference proceedings. His notable works include studies on eye-tracking, EEG, and AI to investigate consumer attention and memory, earning citations in the field.

Dr. Sadeh contributes to interdisciplinary research in consumer behavior, branding, and decision-making, emphasizing practical applications in marketing and advertising. Collaborating with prominent researchers, he has published extensively on topics like the impact of social slogans in billboard advertising and neural localization of brand social responsibility. His study, “Visual Game Therapy and Its Effect on Memory,” reflects his commitment to advancing theoretical frameworks and innovative therapeutic applications in neuroscience.