Dr. Holloway is currently teaching for the School of Social and Behavioral Sciences and is the director of the Cognition, Learning, and Neuroscience Lab.

Neuberg's interests include evolutionary approaches to human sociality; stigma; prejudice, stereotyping, and discrimination; motivation influences on cognition; and religion and conflict.

Glenberg studies cognitive science, specifically the embodied theory of cognition. He and his team have developed EMBRACE, an iPad application for language comprehension.

McBeath's research interests include perception, baseball, audition and navigation.

Dr. Amazeen's research focuses on the identification of patterns, transitions, and anomalies in large, complex, multimodal, multiscale data sets.

Dr. Azuma's research focuses on memory and language processing in bilinguals and military veterans.

Cooke is Senior Scientific Advisor of GSI's Center for Human, AI, and Robot Teaming and a professor of human systems engineering who studies individual and team cognition and implications for complex sociotechnical systems.

Amazeen specializes in ecological and dynamical approaches to perception and action.

Computational models of cognitive and behavioral processes involved in animal learning and motivation.

Greg Stone's research interests include artificial neural networks, word recognition, mathematical modeling, and theoretical methods.