About

Dr. Morehouse's research group studies how animals see the world and make decisions based on what they can see about who to mate with, what to eat, and where to go. He is also interested in biomimicry and collaborations between science and the arts.

Dr. Bante works in Research Security and Ethics in the Office of Research. She supports faculty who engage in secure projects and ensures compliance with sponsors. She teaches biomedical and research ethics in the COM.

Dr. Buschbeck’s research focuses on the development and evolution of arthropod visual systems. Insights from her work have inspired engineers to design micro-cameras and night-vision gear that are fundamentally different from conventional models.

Dr. Chemero is a member of the Center for Cognition, Action, and Perception and the Strange Tools Research Lab. He focuses on questions related to nonlinear dynamical modeling, ecological psychology, complex systems, phenomenology & social cognition.

Dr. Devenot studies bioethical perspectives on the nascent field of psychedelic medicine. Additionally, her research explores the function of metaphor and other literary devices in narrative accounts of psychedelic experiences.

Dr. Minai's research areas are AI, complex systems, computational neuroscience, and computational models of cognition, with a recent focus on natural language processing, human creativity, and bio-inspired models of place learning and navigation.

Audrey studies single molecule interactions that occur at biosensor surfaces in Dr. White’s lab. Using novel electroanalytical techniques, the group has developed a new sensing paradigm to understand DNA-based sensors with extraordinary resolution.

Ming Tang’s work focuses on developing immersive technologies for human perception, interaction, and behavior study toward the built environment. He leads the Extended Reality (XR) Lab and supports XR applications in design, education, & healthcare.

Dominique Tanner is a PhD candidate studying Biomedical Engineering at UC. Her current research focuses on optimizing seizure diaries, as well as quantitative and machine learning strategies, to predict seizures in advance for patients with epilepsy.

Treacy leads college-wide efforts for administering pre-award services for all 26 A&S departments, and has deep expertise in managing grant portfolios, program coordination, and proposal development support systems.

Dr. White's research lies at the intersection of nanoscience, electrochemistry & the biological interface. His research group develops (bio)analytical methods to probe chemical & biological systems with unprecedented spatial & temporal resolutions.