Integrating cognitive neuroscience with emerging technologies

Welcome to the Cognitive Neuroscience and Technology for Education and Rehabilitation (CNTER) Lab

Vision

To be a nationally recognized hub for advancing cognitive neuroscience and technology, leading transformative research that enhances education and rehabilitation through interdisciplinary collaboration, community engagement, and innovation that nurtures cognitive potential and well-being.

Mission

To bridge cognitive neuroscience with cutting-edge technologies including Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR), Mixed Reality (MR), and Artificial Intelligence (AI) to:

  • Advance the scientific understanding of cognitive processes
  • Innovate and evaluate tools for education, rehabilitation, and mental wellness
  • Translate research into real-world applications that foster community integration and human potential

About Us

Meet the Team

We are an interdisciplinary group of researchers, clinicians, and educators dedicated to integrating cognitive neuroscience with emerging technologies.

Key Faculty and Researchers

School of Occupational (OT)

Computer Science (CS)

Student Researchers

  • Emma Compton (OT)
  • Angela Martinez (OT)
  • Marlee Street (OT)
  • Eric Jeter (CS)

Research Initiatives

Our current projects explore the benefits of integrating technology to support learning, mental health, and cognitive rehabilitation:

  • Virtual Reality- Graduate Student wellness – Investigating immersive environments to reduce burnout and promote mental wellness
  • Virtual Reality- Cognitive Training – Developing targeted interventions to enhance brain health and daily functionality
  • Technology in OT Education – Integrating VR into occupational therapy curricula

Collaboration & Partnerships

We collaborate with leading experts, institutions, and tech innovators:

  • Dr. Anju Corbishdale, Ms. Annaliese Schultz, Mr. Nick Roseth

ReflectXR – Immersive experiences for cognitive and emotional health

  • Dr. Immanual Joseph

       ReviveXR – Virtual wellness and mindfulness tools

Resources

  • Research publications and conference presentations

Contact Us

We welcome collaboration and inquiries.

 

 

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