Meet Our Research Team

Jack O'Neill is a junior Integrative Neuroscience major at Binghamton University on a pre-med track. He has been a member of MARL since fall 2023. His interests include neurodegeneration and neuroimaging. He is mainly involved in the lab's research on concussions and contact sport participation on balance and gait. He is also involved in data collections with senior citizens of Broome County in the lab's fall risk assessments.

Chelsea Christie is a junior majoring in biology with a minor in sociology on a pre-optometry track. Her interests include health and wellness, volunteer work and art. She is vice president of the University's Pre-Optometry Association and public relations coordinator for the University's chapter of Pretty Girls Sweat. She looks forward to advancing her knowledge in the field of optometry through the MARL, particularly gaining hands-on experience with eye-tracking equipment. She is eager to explore the intersection of visual science and patient care, contributing to research that enhances an understanding of visual perception and its impact on human movement and balance.

Reese Clark is a sophomore majoring in integrative neuroscience pursuing a pre-medical track. Her interests include medicine and forensic studies. She is also a counselor for Crisis Textline, an emergency line for those experiencing mental health crises.