Dr. C.R. Mukundan was the Professor and Head of Department of Clinical Psychology at the National Institute of Mental Health & Neuro Sciences, Bangalore. After his retirement from this service, he functioned as the Professor Emeritus at the Institute of Behavioural Science, Gujarat Forensic Sciences University at Gandhinagar, Gujarat for more than 3 years. He then joined as Chairman of Axxonet Brain Research Laboratory at Axxonet System Technologies, the center, which developed and manufactures the Brain Electrical Oscillations Signature (BEOS) profiling system for forensic applications.  Prof. Mukundan was interested from his early days of education in electronics and philosophy, which he later integrated into cognitive neuropsychology.  After joining National Institute of Mental Health & Neuro Sciences” (NIMHANS), Bangalore as a faculty, he developed and set up the clinical neuropsychological examination procedure based on AR Luria’s clinical assessment method at NIMHANS for clinical applications in the mid-1970s.  He developed a computerized cognitive retraining program called “Brain Function Therapy” for use with patients with Traumatic Brain Injury, Alcohol addiction, children with learning disabilities, and ADHD etc.  He is a recipient of research grants from NIH (USA) through NAAA, and ICMR (India) and has worked mainly on neuropsychological and cognitive-electrophysiological impairments in patients with Alcohol Dependence, Schizophrenia, and head injury etc. He started working in the area of forensic psychology in the mid-1990s after signing an MOU with the Directorate of Forensic Sciences (DFS), Gandhinagar, Gujarat.  He agreed to set up the “Brain Electrical Oscillations Signature” (BEOS) profiling method for application at the DFS, on which he has been working from the early days.  He collaborated with Axxonet System Technologies, Bangalore for the development and implementation of the BEOS technology.                                                       He has published 4 books and about 100 publications based on research and other scientific issues.  He has been working on the brain – mind theme and his views of the development of the mind are given in his recent book and publications. Regarding the development of BEOS, he preferred to work on the neurocognitive process associated with remembrance instead of polygraph based deception detection and P300 based recognition methods.  Remembrance of a past episode occurs only if one has participated in the activity associated with the episode, and has acquired some specific experience. He received “Lifetime Achievement Award” from All India Institute of Medical Sciences in 2014. He has conducted several workshops and conferences in Neuropsychology – Forensic Psychology in India and a few in UK and other countries. He has been associated with Singapore with regard to forensic psychological investigations for more than one and a half decade. He is currently working on further improvisation of BEOS technology and its application for clinical purposes.