People

Director Department Research Area
Scott Grafton Psychology Motor Learning and Control
     
Primary Researchers    
F. Gregory Ashby Psychology Category Learning, Memory, Attention
Andy Beall Psychology Virtual Reality
Jim Blascovich Psychology Social Influence
Miguel Eckstein Psychology Vision, Attention, Perception of Medical Images
Michael Gazzaniga Psychology Cognitive Neuroscience
Michael Gerber Education Cognitive Disabilities
T. German Psychology Theory of Mind
Barry Giesbrecht Psychology ERP and fMRI Studies of Attention
Larry Harter Psychology Diagnostic applications of MRI
Mary Hegarty Psychology Spatial Thinking
Roger Ingham Speech & Hearing Speech & Stuttering
Ken Kosik Molecular, Cellular & Developmental Biology Neurodegenerative Disorders
Richard Mayer Psychology Multimedia Learning & Problem Solving
Michael Miller Psychology Human Memory & Decision Making
Matthew Turk Computer Science Computer Vision, Human Computer Interaction
Rene Weber Communication Neurophysiological Media Research,
Empathy & Decision Making in Complex Environments
Thomas Wolbers Psychology Spatial Cognition
     
Secondary Researchers    
Kevin Almeroth Computer Science Computer Networks & Protocols
Charles Bazerman Education Writing
Osnat Ben-Shahar Psychology Neural Basis of Drug Abuse
Leda Cosmides Psychology Evolutionary Psychology
Aaron Ettenberg Psychology Neurobiology of Reinforced and Motivated Behaviors
Tobias Hollerer Computer Science Human Computer Interaction
Jan Ingham Speech & Hearing Speech & Stuttering
Stan Klein Psychology Memory of Self, Social Neuroscience
Lynn Koegel Education Autism
Robert Koegel Education Autism
Jack Loomis Psychology Spatial Perception
Dan Montello Geography Spatial Thinking and Acquisition
Yukari Okamoto Education Cognitive Development
George Singer Education Mental Retardation
Ambuj Singh Computer Science Bioinformatics
Raul Suarez Ecology, Evolution, and Marine Biology Biological NMR Spectroscopy
John Tooby Anthropology Evolutionary Psychology
Yuan-Fang Wang Computer Science Computer Vision