Sue Peters

Greater New York City Area United States

PhD Candidate

Education

My research is focused in the general area of sleep, cognitive function and development. My thesis research involves the characterization of infant daytime sleep oscillations, on a microstructural scale, as they relate to cognitive development. I have also been applying my background in mobile computing to develop a mobile, at-home, sleep and cognition monitoring system in the Gluck lab , and will use similar technology with infants, concurrent with dense EEG in The Infancy Studies Lab. I am also currently learning and developing new EEG analysis and computational neuroscience methods, to apply to my research. I'm an avid self-quantifier, and have an interest in disruptive technologies,...