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 programs to enhance cardiorespiratory fitness, and lifestyle interventions to promote healthy aging.

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.

Kelsi Watkins is a Ph.D. student investigating single-cell transcriptomic and gene regulatory changes in the macaque brain across age and social status.

The Tseng Lab studies how normal aging and age-related risk factors lead to neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease (AD) and aims to develop potential therapeutic strategies.

[ACCEPTING GRADUATE STUDENTS] Keiser's research examines molecular and epigenetic mechanisms that mediate learning and memory in the adult, aging and Alzheimer’s female and male brain.

Salekin serves as an assistant professor at the School of Biological and Health Systems Engineering and as a graduate faculty in Computer Science, advising PhD students in the Computer Science program.