At the Memory and Aging Center, Michelle works primarily on a longitudinal study on healthy aging. Lead by Dr. Joel Kramer, this study looks at the multiplicity of factors that influence cognitive aging in older adults, from lifestyle factors to relevant biomarkers.
Clayton was introduced to research during his time at UC Davis, where he obtained his BS degree in psychology (biology emphasis). As an undergraduate, he assisted in investigating attention, visual working memory and language processing using EEG/ERPs and eye-tracking. Upon graduating, he gained clinical experience as a psychometrist in a private neuropsychology practice, which led to his interest in working with aging populations.
Geovanni is an undergraduate student at UC Berkeley majoring in molecular and cell biology with an emphasis in neurobiology. Geovanni joined the Seeley Lab in February 2019 as a lab assistant. He assists with the preparation and embedding of tissues in paraffin wax, S-block pre-preps and categorization of photographs of postmortem brain tissue slabs, among other general tasks.
