Robert Sekuler presently working as Professor of Psycology, Professor of Neuro Science at Brandeis University, holds the Ph.D and M.S from Brown University, and B.A from Brandeis University. Expertise Visual perception. Cognitive processes, especially EEG assays of cognition. Visual and auditory memory, audiovisual interaction and competition, research-oriented video games, and age-related changes in cognitive function. Awards and Honors Elected to membership in the Society of Experimental Psychologists (2016) Co-Pi, CELEST, NSF-funded Science of Learning Center (2011) Member, Board of Trustees, New England College of Optometry (2006 - 2011) Member, NSF Center for Excellence in Learning, Education, Science & Technology, Boston University (2005) Fellow, American Association for the Advancement of Science (1992 - 1993) Chair, Working Group on Aging workers and Visual Impairment, National Academy of Sciences/National Research Council (1985) Chair, Committee on Vision, National Academy of Sciences/National ResearchCouncil (1983 - 1985) Chair, Working Group on Vision and Aging, National Academy of Sciences/National Research Council (1979 - 1982) National Science Foundation Advisory Panel on Sensory Physiology and Perception (1974 - 1977)

Visual perception, Cognitive processes, Visual and auditory memory, audiovisual interaction and competition, research-oriented video games, and age-related changes in cognitive function.