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Interdisciplinary Research Lab

Brain, body,
and behavior

The Brain, Body, and Behavior lab studies how neural activity, physiology, perception, emotion, and behavior interact across meaningful questions in human experience.

Brain, Body, and Behavior research group
Collaborative science centered on people, research, and shared discovery.
About the Lab

Research that treats biological systems and human experience as connected, not separate.

The lab explores how neural activity, physiology, perception, emotion, and behavior work together across meaningful scientific questions.

Research Themes

Current work spans perception, physiology, cognition, emotion, and the methods that help connect them.

Perception and physiology research

Perception and emotion

Sensory systems, attention, and emotional relevance are examined in ways that connect experience to measurable biological response.

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Scientific tools and methods

Methods and tools

Alongside findings, the lab develops resources and workflows that support stronger scientific use, access, and reproducibility.

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Scholarship and collaboration

Scholarship and collaboration

The lab’s work grows through ongoing inquiry, collaboration, and academic exchange across shared scientific interests.

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Research Direction

Our work stays centered on how connected systems shape human response.

We examine how brain activity, physiology, perception, emotion, and behavior influence one another across meaningful scientific questions. This approach brings multiple forms of measurement and interpretation into the same conversation.

Perception Sensory systems and attention connected to measurable biological response.
Emotion Motivational relevance and emotional salience across complex contexts.
Cognition Performance, interpretation, and adaptation within broader system dynamics.
Methods Tools and workflows that make research more connected and more useful.

A more integrated view of how people think, feel, and respond.

Each project contributes to a broader understanding of how biological systems and behavior interact, while also creating space for future studies, resources, and long-term academic contribution.

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Scholarship

Publications and shared resources extend the lab’s work beyond individual projects.

Recent scholarship, tools, and research outputs create a lasting record of inquiry while making the lab’s work easier to explore and share.

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