Interview with Dr. Heather Neyedli

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Meet Dr. Heather Neyedli! A professor in Health and Human Performance and a Principal Investigator of the Cognitive and Motor Performance lab. In this episode we explore the research topics of the CaMP lab: understanding how our brain controls movement, human technology interaction, and how we can change the brain to improve performance. Dr. Nyedli’s research is led by passion and interest as she seeks interdisciplinary work and encourages students to take advantage of every given opportunity. Look forward to a discussion on automated lawn mowers, finding seagulls in weird places, and wrestling sloths!

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