I graduated from the Faculty of Electrical and Electronics Engineering of Istanbul Technical University in 1965, and concluded in 1974 my doctoral dissertation entitled “A Systems Theoretical Analysis of Potentials Evoked in the Cat Auditory Cortex”. I obtained in 1979 an associate professorship in the Department of Biophysics, Medical Faculty of the same university upon submitting a thesis entitled “Electroencephalic Coherency Between the Visual Centers of the Cat Brain: Spontaneous Activity - Visual Evoked Potentials”. In 1988 I became a full professor and chaired the same department from 1980 to my retirement from Hacettepe University in 2008. Between 2010 and 2019 I worked as professor of Biophysics in School of Medicine, Koc University, Istanbul. I am among the review editors of the journals Front. Human Neurosci., Front. Neurosci., and Front. Psychology; and, an ad hoc reviewer for several periodicals such as Acustica, Audiology&Neuro-otology, Brain Res., Clin. Neurophysiol., Eur. J. Neurosci., Hear. Res., Int. J. Neurosci., JARO, J. Neurosci. Meth., J. Psychophysiol. My area of interest includes fields such as electrophysiology (in particular, EEG and evoked potentials of the brain), sensory systems (in particular, auditory system and sound localization), and analysis of biomedical signals. I am a member of International Brain Research Organization, Turkish Society for Clinical Neurophysiology, Turkish Biophysical Society (chairman, 1998-2006), and The Science Academy,