Cognitive, Social and Behavioral Aging
Research within this focus traverses neuroscience, psychology, lifespan developmental science, and family studies. Whether using neuromechanics to address challenges in mobility that accompany neurodegenerative disorders, studying the genetics of Alzheimer’s disease, designing coursework to change attitudes about ageism, providing counseling services for caregivers, or capturing the experiences of older adults in the workforce—faculty involved in Cognitive, Social, and Behavioral Aging research are driving advances in our understanding of aging as both a lived experience and cognitive process.
Researchers:
Stephen Aichele
Allison Bielak
Allyson Brothers
Aga Burzynska
Silvia Sara Canetto
Jennifer Currin-McCulloch
Deana Davalos
Ed Delosh
Manfred Diehl
Meara Faw
Gwen Fisher
Brett Fling
Christine Fruhauf
Heather Leach
Tom LaRocca
Neha Lodha
Gloria Luong
Matt Rhodes
Michael Thomas
Brian Tracy
Hollis Karoly
Sara LoTemplio
Niccole Nelson
Sub-focus: Finance, Policy, and Economics of Aging
Eunhee Choi
Ray Miller
Harry Turtle
Tianyang Wang
