Yasaman Gholami is a Ph.D. student in Architecture at Georgia Tech and a Graduate Research Assistant at the SimTigrate Design Lab and the Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) in the RISC unit.

With an academic and professional background in Architecture and Landscape Architecture, her research focuses on the interplay between the built environment and human, exploring how the built environment influences perception, spatial cognition, and social behaviors in both physical and virtual settings. Yasaman employs neuroscience, digital twins, extended reality, healthcare design analytics, and spatial analysis to study these interplays.