One afternoon in October 2005, neuroscientist James Fallon was looking at brain scans of serial killers. As part of a research project at UC Irvine, ...

The criminal brain has always held a fascination for James Fallon. For nearly 20 years, the neuroscientist at the University of California-Irvine has studied the brains of psychopaths.

Meet the neuroscientist and married father of three who discovered he was a PSYCHOPATH after accidentally studying his own brain scans. University of California at Irvine professor James Fallon ...

Neuroscientist James Fallon recounts in his new book, “The Psychopath Inside,” the story of how the University of California, Irvine researcher and faculty member came to the startling ...

Neuroscientist James Fallon discovered through his work that he has the brain of a psychopath, and subsequently learned a lot about the role of genes in personality and how his brain affects his life.

jim fallon daniel anderson 1 cropped (James Fallon) James Fallon is an expert on the minds of psychopaths. A neuroscientist at the UC Irvine School of Medicine, Fallon (not to be confused with ...

Neuroscientist James Fallon has described to the BBC the moment he accidentally discovered he was a psychopath after studying his own brain scans. Professor James Fallon was 58 when he found out ...

UC Irvine neuroscientist James Fallon had already been studying the brains of psychopathic killers for years when his mother told him that he comes from a long line of murderers (including his ...

We posed this question to James Fallon, a neuroscientist at the UC Irvine School of Medicine who specializes in studying psychopaths and just so happens to be one (but that's another story).

One afternoon in October 2005, neuroscientist James Fallon was looking at brain scans of serial killers. As part of a research project at UC Irvine, he was sifting through thousands of PET scans ...

Award-winning scientist James Fallon, 58, from California, accidentally found out in 2005 that those parts of his brain linked to empathy, morality and self-control are inactive.

UC Irvine neuroscientist James Fallon had already been studying the brains of psychopathic killers for years when his mother told him that he comes from a long line of murderers (including his ...