Dr. Andrew Lynn (He/They) is a postdoctoral research fellow at Vanderbilt University in the Education & Brain Sciences Research Laboratory. His research focuses on neural, perceptual, and cognitive development across the first decade of life. He is also interested in understanding how early life environments and experiences shape the development of these domains and how this contributes to children's educational development. 

Matt Mattoni (He/Him) obtained his B.S. from the University of North Carolina in 2019 and is currently a doctoral student in clinical psychology at Temple University working with Dr. Thomas Olino. His research focuses on identifying relationships between brain network functioning and psychopathology in adolescents that are specific to the individual rather than examining differences between heterogenous groups. He is also a member of the Flux Trainee Committee, Diversity Working Group, and First-Gen Affinity Group.