Tess Barker is currently a junior at Connecticut College pursuing a Psychology major and Spanish minor. She is fascinated by the mechanisms behind sleep and is passionate about the wide health and well-being implications of good quality sleep. There’s nothing better than a restful night! She is currently assisting with a study using EEGs to examine sleep physiology in adolescents with ASD.
Georgia Hutchinson is a sophomore at Harvard studying neurobiology with a secondary in global health and health policy. She is interested in learning more about the role of environment and co-occurring conditions in ASD, and she is currently assisting with a study on an EEG-based sleep physiology study for adolescents with ASD.
Gabriel Weiner is a rising senior at UMass Amherst studying neuroscience with a minor in anthropology. He is interested in neurodiverse psychiatry, particularly ASD, and how sleep and memory interact in this population. He is currently conducting his honors thesis as part of a multinational EEG sleep study investigating targeted memory reactivation and sleep spindles.