• Prof. Brian Nelson

  Computer game-based learning environments; immersive game learning; models for learning assessment in digital media-based learning environments; collaborative learning environments.

• Prof. David Becker

  Perception, attention, memory, and cognition; cognitive functioning and decision making; agent-based modeling, complexity science and dynamical systems approaches to behavior coordination and human-systems integration.

• Prof. Pierre Balthazard

  Neuroscience; psychometric instrumentation and assessment; EEG antecedents for leadership assessment; neurotherapeutic techniques for leadership development; individual, group, and organizational diagnosis.

• Prof. Panagiotis Artemiadis

  Neural and EMG-based control of robotic devices; semi-autonomous neural control of robotic systems; power augmentation exoskeletons; prosthetics; rehabilitation robotics.

• Prof. Nancy Cooke

  Cognitive science; cognitive task analysis; human-computer interaction; knowledge elicitation; team decision-making; team situation awareness.

• Prof. Robert Atkinson

  Applied cognitive science; intersections of cognitive science, informatics, and instructional design; education and training technologies.

• Prof. Russell Branaghan

  Cognitive psychology; human factors; human-machine interfaces; usability.

• Prof. Mary Niemczyk

  Metacognition; self-regulation and learning strategies; pilot learning environments; cognitive processing differences utilized by novice and expert pilots.

• Prof. Kurt VanLehn

  Human learning; cognitive science; intelligent tutoring; accelerated knowledge acquisition; augmented learning; collaborative problem solving; peer collaboration.

• Prof. Christopher Sanchez

  Design of learning interfaces; individual learning differences; cognition; human factors; eyetracking.

• Prof. Kanav Kahol

  Haptic user interfaces; development of human-machine symbiotic entities; human movement analysis; human-computer interaction; multimedia information systems; virtual reality and simulation environments; cognitive psychology; assistive devices.

• Prof. Jennie Si

  Learning and approximation-based dynamic programming for nonlinear dynamic system optimization; cortical information processing; motor cortical brain-machine interface; pattern analysis; machine intelligence for tracking applications.

• Prof. Jiping He

  Implantable neural interface technologies; sensorimotor adaptation and control; control of neuromuscular systems; advanced and smart prosthetics; application of robotics and virtual reality to neural rehabilitation and prosthetic devices.

• Prof. Leon Iasemidis

  Design of implanted and portable biomedical devices; measurement and analysis of biological/clinical signals (e.g., EEG, MEG, ECG, MRI); computational neurobiology; learning and memory.

• Prof. James Abbas

  Functional neuromuscular stimulation systems; neural interfaces; adaptive neural systems; control of prostheses; neuromotor therapies; neural engineering techniques; biomedical engineering.

• Prof. Erica Forzani

  Human performance signatures; integrated wireless wearable stress analyzers; metabolic analyzers; real-time monitoring of human performance; biosensors; metabolic biomarker monitoring.

• Prof. Christopher Buneo

  Motor control neurophysiology; neural prosthetics; interface between neuroscience and engineering; bioengineering; rehabilitative technologies.

• Prof. Stephen Helms Tillery

  Cortical neurophysiology; neural control of movement; sensorimotor learning; neural bases of fine motor skills; neuro-electronic hybrid systems; neuroprosthetics.

• Prof. Sethuraman Panchanathan

  Haptic user interfaces; assistive technologies; face/gait analysis and recognition; human-centered multimedia computing.

• Prof. Bruce Towe

  Neurostimulation; microscale neural implants; bioelectronic instrumentation; biosensors; biomedical devices; microelectronic devices for implantation.

• Prof. Jit Muthuswamy

  Development of multi-functional MEMS-based neural prostheses; neurochemical and neuroelectrical dynamics; neural communication; central nervous system plasticity; tracking, stimulation and control of neuronal function and dysfunction.

• Prof. Ranu Jung

  Adaptive neural systems; computational neuroscience; neural and neuromorphic engineering; neuromotor organization; living-hardware systems for motor control; neuromotor therapy.

• Prof. Marco Santello

  Neural control of movement; neurophysiology; hand biomechanics; electrical stimulation for sensory substitution/rehabilitation; sensorimotor rehabilitation.

• Prof. Veronica Santos

  Hand biomechanics; neural control of movement; robotics; prosthetics; tactile sensors; stochastic modeling; clinical applications of biomechanical modeling.

• Prof. Stephen Phillips

  MEMS devices for neural recording and neural stimulation; prosthetics.

• Prof. Thomas Sugar

  Wearable robotic systems; robotic orthoses and prostheses.

• Prof. Hari Sundaram

  Development of computational models for experiential systems; representational and algorithmic approximations for real-time multimedia content analysis; relationships between natural language, vision, audition and comprehension.

• Prof. Winslow Burleson

  Human-computer interaction applied to creativity, innovation, exploration, gaming, educational technology, and design engineering.

• Prof. Nong Ye

  Modeling, mining and analyzing massive data to understand biological brain systems; neural population dynamics for motor movements to develop human-brain interface applications; neuro-motor assistive technologies.