Daniele is a post-doc researcher in neurosciences. His main work is focused on visuo-tactile multisensory integration, to understand how the brain represents and perceives the body.
Graduate Students
Yuqi is a fifth year grad student using the mirror box illusion to study multisensory integration. She is currently completing her dissertation on tactile localization.
Will is a first year grad student interested in studying embodiment using multiple methodologies such as psychometrics, the mirror-box illusion, and neuroimaging.
Anu is a first year grad student interested in studying the neural correlates of multisensory integration and body representation in the brain.
Anna is a master’s student doing the 4+1 in neuroscience program. Ultimately, she wants to pursue a Ph.D. in neuroscience to synthesize her passion for neuroscience with her care for social justice.
Research Assistant
Lexi graduated from the University of Delaware in the spring of 2018 with a bachelor’s degree in neuroscience. She plans to pursue a graduate degree in clinical neuropsychology and work with individuals that have had strokes and traumatic brain injuries
Undergraduate Students
Kylie is a biology and neuroscience double major with an interest in the medical side of the nervous system. She wants to learn more about different brain circuits that control everyday life and may be affected by various diseases that cause brain damage. She would like to attend dental school after graduation.
Cassidy is a junior double-majoring in Psychology and Neuroscience, as well as minoring in Cognitive Science. In the future, she hopes to go on to graduate school and pursue a future career in either Psychology or Neuroscience.
Erin is a computer science and psychology major with a concentration in cognitive science, who is interested in discovering the links between technology and neuropsychology. She would like to continue learning more about neuroimaging analysis in future projects.
Katie is a freshman psychology major who is interested in the studies of both cognitive embodiment and the effects of aphasia. She is excited to do research and hopes to attend graduate school after earning her undergraduate degree here at the University of Delaware.
Lexi is a freshman psychology and cognitive science major who hopes to get her Ph.D. Her psychology major led her to the lab, where she hopes to learn more about conducting research and cognitive embodiment.
Undergraduate Alumni
Abigail Novick – Graduate student in Psychology – Princeton University
Emily Baumert – Medical student – Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Sam Cason – Research Assistant, Laboratory for Cognition and Neural Stimulation – University of Pennsylvania
Michael Grzenda – Graduate student in Materials Science & Engineering – Rutgers University
Carrie DePasquale – Graduate student in Psychology – University of Minnesota
Megan Ziegler – Physical Therapy residency – Johns Hopkins University
Kaylee Viets – Graduate student in Communication Sciences and Disorders – Columbia University
Stephanie Rodgers – Scientist – QPS Holdings
Abigail Osborne – Graduate student in School-Clinical Child Psychology – Yeshiva University
Patrick Reyes – Lab Manager, Culture and Emotion Lab – Stanford University
Cathy Nadar – Research Assistant, Epstein Lab – University of Pennsylvania
