Elena Labkovsky

Elena Labkovsky, Ph.D. is a post-doctoral researcher, educator, and clinician who has devoted over 15 years of study and research to uncover the psycho-physiological mechanisms of deception and concealment in the worlds most influential and productive lab led by Prof. Rosenfeld at Northwestern University, Institute of Neuroscience dedicated to P300-based concealed information detection. Prof. Elena also teaches at Northwestern University, School of Professional Studies in the field of detecting deception and the physiological markers associated with it.

Being a World-renowned expert in electroencephalograph (EEG) and event-related potential (ERP) methods, she is regularly invited as an expert to lecture on topics of EEG/ERP as well as for evaluation of minimally responsive or irresponsive patients, by different countries around the world.

Elena’s innovative clinical work is helping patients with deficient attention, memory, recognition, and other cognitive and associated emotional/behavioral issues. For evaluation and diagnosis of her patients, she utilizes the disruptive technologies of EEG and ERP-based approaches, similar to those used in her research in lie detection and concealment.

Elena has received her Master’s and Doctoral degrees in Psychology from St. Petersburg State University, Russia. She continued specializing in Clinical Neuropsychology at Moscow University and subsequently completed her post-doctoral training at Northwestern University, Institute of Neuroscience. Elena is one of the World’s leading researchers in a field that is gaining more and more prominence as automated cyber profiling and rapid lie detection solutions help quell a mounting global problem of deception.