Academic Biography
Sergio Pommier Gallo, PhD, is an independent researcher specializing in criminology, neurocriminology, behavioral science, and criminal law. His academic work focuses on the interdisciplinary integration of legal analysis, behavioral psychology, and neurocognitive science to examine extreme criminal behavior and contemporary challenges in criminal responsibility.
His research develops advanced theoretical frameworks, including the Labyrinthine Descent Model (LDM), aimed at explaining the interaction between neurocognitive processes, behavioral dynamics, social structures, and legal attribution in complex criminal phenomena.
His scholarly production is systematically organized through internationally recognized repositories. His work is primarily disseminated via SSRN, supported by persistent digital identifiers (DOI), ensuring traceability, academic validation, and global accessibility.
ORCID: https://orcid.org/0009-0000-7387-3943
His current research agenda focuses on the application of neuroscience to criminal law, particularly in relation to decision-making processes, criminal responsibility, and the development of more effective frameworks for justice and behavioral assessment.
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