Indiana University Bloomington











  • Ivor Davies
    Professor Emeritus of Human Performance Technology
    • Cognitive psychology:- strategic thinking; representation & process; competencies & competitive advantage; perception & action; human error & cognition.

  • David MacKay
    Professor of Marketing and Geography
    • Probabilistic models of perception, preference, and choice; consumer behavior; consensual decision making

  • Daniel Maki
    Professor of Mathematics

  • Eugene McGregor
    Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs
    • The role of information technology in the development of public management systems

  • J. Michael Dunn
    Professor Emeritus of Informatics and Computing
    Oscar R. Ewing Professor of Philosophy Emeritus
    • Non-classical logics

  • S. Lee Guth
    Professor Emeritus of Psychological & Brain Sciences
    • Mathematical models and experiments concerning human vision, especially color vision

  • Diane Kewley-Port
    Professor Emeritus of Speech and Hearing Sciences
    • Auditory models of speech processing

  • Eugene Kintgen
    Professor Emeritus of English
    • Cognition of language and literature; cognitive processing in reading, literacy

  • Frank K. Lester, Jr.
    Chancellor's Professor Emeritus of Education and Martha Lea and Bill Armstrong Chair Emeritus in Teacher Education
    • Mathematical problem-solving

  • Christopher S. Peebles
    Director Emeritus, Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology
    Dean and Associate VP Emeritus for Information Technology Professor Emeritus of Anthropology

    • Co-evolution of mind and brain

  • Robert F. Port
    Professor Emeritus of Linguistics and Computer Science
    • Connectionist models of word perception

  • Edward Robertson
    Professor Emeritus of Computer Science and Informatics

  • Alfred Strickholm
    Emeritus Professor Physiology and Neural Science

  • Maynard Thompson
    Professor Emeritus
    • Mathematical and computer simulation modeling of biomedical and social processes
  • George vonFurstenberg
    Professor Emeritus of Economics
    • Treatment of uncertainty in macroeconomics; signal extraction procedures in different sciences; optimal learning from uncertain news; establishing the degree of compliance with fuzzy undertakings

  • Charles S. Watson
    Professor Emeritus of Speech and Hearing Sciences
    • Psychoacoustics