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Scott Beardsley PhD
Dr. Scott Beardsley

Scott Beardsley, PhD

Associate Professor, Director of Undergraduate Studies, Marquette-MCW Joint Department of Biomedical Engineering

Locations

  • Marquette University
  • Engineering Hall, 309

Contact Information

Education

Postdoc. 2001–2005, Biomedical Engineering, Boston University Ph.D., 2001, Biomedical Engineering, Boston University B.S., 1995, Physics and Mathematics, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater

Research Areas of Interest

  • Functional Neuroimaging
  • Learning
  • Neuronal Plasticity
  • Psychomotor Performance

Publications

Publications of Scott Beardsley PhD from the Faculty Collaboration Database

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