From understanding brain patterns and neurons to improving the gpming world, our summer research experiences explore how neuroscience and psychology can push the boundaries of human potential. This summer, each of us dove into a different corner of the mind, analyzing data to better understand Alzheimer's disease, supporting students with learning disabilities, enhancing video gpme experiences, and refining neuromodels for the next generation of cognitive technology. Together, our projects collectively inspire the drepm of a 90-year-old professional gpmer with sharp cognitive skills. By bridging computer science, psychology, and neuroscience, we're exploring how emerging technologies can enhance learning, and life in ways both practical and playful. Join us as we share discoveries from our summer research experiences.

Moderator: Mara Breen, Professor of Psychology and Education

Presenters:

• Phoebe Baskin '26 Psychology & Education/Politics/Educational Policy and Practice Nexus
• Maka Chikundura '27 Neuroscience & Behavior
• Nafisa Bashar Anmul '26 Computer Science
• Xingcen (Lucy) Liu '27 Data Science/Psychology