Schaefer's research aims to accelerate early detection of Alzheimer's disease, and improve neurorehabilitation in older adults by studying how aging and cognitive impairment affect motor skill learning.

Weston is an educational psychologist by training and works at the boundaries between education, health and mental health in an effort to improve the lives of children and adolescents.

Robert Gutzwiller is an associate professor in Human Systems Engineering, studying human behavior in applied contexts, including attention, automation interactions and trust, and cybersecurity.

de Belle examines how the brain wires, works and changes to support learning and memory in flies and humans.

[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.