Profiles in "Aging" Expertise Area

  • Yingying Chen, DNP, RN is a Clinical Assistant Professor and is leading the Master of Science in Aging in Mandarin program at Edson College of Nursing and Health Innovation at Arizona State University.
  • Tang directs Health Neuroscience Collaboratory and focuses on neuroscience of cognitive, physical & mental health and behavior change across lifespan using neuroimaging, physiological, psychosocial, genetic methods.
  • Samantha's current research involves genetics and neuroimaging in older adults with autism. She is investigating how Alzheimer's risk genes may affect individuals with autism differently than the neurotypical population.
  • Giasson's research considers the complex interplay between views of aging and individuals’ health and well-being as they grow older.
  • Koffer uses innovative methodologies to link stress (e.g., everyday hassles, major life events) to health and well-being across adulthood and aging.
  • Dr. Ng is a translational gerontologist and neuroscientist examining bio-psycho-social/biobehavioral models and non-pharmacological interventions in older adults impacted by aging and chronic diseases.
  • Dr. Parsons is the Grace Center Professor of Innovation in Clinical Education, Simulation Science, & Immersive Technology (tenured) and Director of the Computational Neuropsychology & Simulation (CNS) Lab at ASU.
  • Dr. Baker works to understand former caregivers of those with dementia so he can help them garner the psychosocial resources and technological tools to thrive.
  • Dr. Racette's research expertise encompasses long-term calorie restriction interventions to optimize healthspan, exercise interventions for cardiovascular health promotion, and assessments of energy metabolism.
  • Dr. Andel’s research revolves around risk factors for cognitive aging and impairment, health and aging, and disaster response in community and long-term care settings.