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Richard Lamb, Ph.D. is an Associate Professor in the Department of Clinical and Administrative Pharmacy at the University of Georgia's College of Pharmacy. He directs the Neurocognition Science Laboratory, focusing on integrating neuroscience, artificial intelligence, and extended reality (XR) technologies into education. His work emphasizes STEM education, special education, and mental health interventions.
Education and Background: While detailed educational qualifications are not explicitly listed, Dr. Lamb’s extensive research and publications in education technology and neuroscience indicate advanced academic training in these fields.
Research Interests: Dr. Lamb’s research spans
- AI-driven adaptive learning systems for students with disabilities,
- XR applications in clinical therapy and STEM training,
- neurocognitive mechanisms of learning,
- policy and workforce development in STEM education,
- and mental health interventions using digital tools.
Recent Trends in Publications: His recent work (2023–2025) highlights advancements in AI integration for special education, VR-based therapies for phobias and mental health, and the role of XR in enhancing STEM instruction. He also explores systemic challenges like STEM workforce gaps and national security implications of education policies.
Grants and Labs: As director of the Neurocognition Science Lab, he oversees research on educational technology and cognitive processes. Grant support focuses on projects like AI in literacy coaching and virtual reality simulations for teacher training.
Labs/Teams: The Neurocognition Science Laboratory collaborates on projects blending neuroscience, AI, and education to develop innovative learning tools and therapeutic interventions.
