Clayton Mosher, PhD, received his doctorate in Neuroscience at The University of Arizona and completed his postdoctoral training at Cedars-Sinai in the Rutishauser Lab.

Lucas Jeay-Bizot, PhD, received his doctorate in computational and data sciences from Chapman University in 2026, where he worked under the supervision of Aaron Schurger, PhD. His postdoctoral research uses single-unit recordings from pediatric epilepsy patients to study the neural mechanisms of cognitive control and volition.

Anagha Devulapalli received a master of science in biomedical engineering from Arizona State University. She is currently working on single-unit recordings in pediatric epilepsy.

Martha Tuna received a bachelor of science in biology from UCLA. She is a medical student researching socioeconomic access to surgical care for pediatric epilepsy patients.