Undergraduate Neuroscience Research
Undergraduate Research
Neuroscience
Undergraduate research opportunities are abundant across campus for students interested in neuroscience. Whether it’s visual perception, artificial intelligence, or virtual reality, explore how the brain works from a field that interests you.
What Our Faculty Are Researching
“The focus of my research studies how people perceive objects with differing visual appearances by combining information from vision and touch. With this knowledge, immersive experiences can be developed in a variety of fields, including entertainment, gaming, education, and health.”
Elena Fedorovskaya
Research Faculty in the Integrated Sciences Academy
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“As a researcher, I am primarily interested in behaviors and symptoms that involve a lack of impulse control, such as addictions and aggressive behavior. I am also interested in understanding psychological disorders such as depression and trauma.”
Rebecca Houston
Associate Professor in the Department of Psychology
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“I am interested in how individual observers perceive color differently. The research I’ve conducted explores human perceptions on images in print, on smartphones, and on television.”
Susan Farnand
Associate Professor and Graduate Color Science Program Director
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Work alongside professors who are experts in their field in state-of-the-art facilities.