Jazmin is a Ph.D. student in the Cognitive Neuroscience program at CSU. Her research interests include using neuroimaging techniques to examine how brain structures change during aging and investigating the life-course determinants that may protect brain health as people age. She is passionate about working with underrepresented populations to improve inclusivity in neuropsychological research. In her free time, she enjoys watching reality TV and visiting breweries.

Anastasia Sares earned her doctorate from McGill University, studying the neural underpinnings of stuttering through behaviour and fMRI. Her interests include sensorimotor integration, pitch/harmony perception, timing perception and synchronization, language and music in special populations, and music therapy. She is back at Colorado State University (her Alma Mater) to work in neuroimaging and psychosis. Anastasia is passionate about science communication, regularly writes articles for Brainpost, and is also a singer and a flautist.

Alix received a B.S. in Neuroscience at Colorado State University in Spring 2024. During undergraduate studies, they found an interest in the therapeutic prospects of repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation. They are excited to provide support to ongoing research in rTMS, and learn more to decide a direction for graduate schooling. Other major research interests include borderline personality disorder and increasing accessibility to mental health care and resources. Alix also plays multiple instruments and enjoys running.