Kyoung Whan Choe is a cognitive neuroscientist, who uses simple games, brain imaging, eye-tracking, and machine learning to study how the internal and external environment affect human cognition. He currently focuses on (1) developing new neuro-scientific approaches to study urban issues (e.g., mobile neuro-imaging and eye-tracking) and (2) empowering interdisciplinary research that involves measuring human cognition in urban contexts (e.g., simultaneous eye-tracking and interviewing). Kyoung was a Mansueto Institute Fellow and Postdoctoral Researcher in the University of Chicago Environmental Neuroscience Lab. Kyoung completed his PhD at the Seoul National University Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences in 2015, investigating the role of primary visual cortex in perceptual decision-making.