Roberts studies emotion and emotion regulation using cultural and biological (psychophysiological) approaches. She studies clinical and neurological populations, couples, stress and sleep.

Burleson earned her doctorate in psychology (behavioral neuroscience program) from ASU in 1994. Her postdoctoral training was at Ohio State University. She joined the ASU faculty in 1997.

Blais directs the EEG lab in the Psychology department. There, he helps train faculty and students on how to incorporate EEG techniques into their research programs.

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.

Dr. Lum explores human factors psychology with an emphasis on human-technology interactions.

Schneider's research broadly focuses on psychophysiological stress, resilience and emotions, and enhancing perspectives and innovation in team work.