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About Us

We study various aspects of the development in children with developmental disabilities, including cognitive, behavioral, and emotional functioning.  One of our goals is to better understand relations between genes, brain function, and behavior, so we include many children with genetically-based developmental disabilities (e.g., Williams Syndrome, Neurofibromatosis-1, Autism Spectrum Disorders) in our research. 

Our lab currently consists of five graduate students and several undergraduate research assistants. We are always looking for strong additions to our team so please explore our site to see what we have to offer!