My research focuses on visualization, analysis and management of multimedia data sets, particularly those generated from EEG and physiological data. I am the UTSA lead on a large collaborative consortium research project sponsored by the US ARMY: CANCTA Neuroergonomics --- a project to instrument the brain and body at work using sophisticated real time data collection including high-resolution wireless EEG, eye tracking, and motion capture. The UTSA team, which works closely with researchers at the Army Research Laboratory, DCS Corporation, and five other academic partners, is developing analysis, visualization, and data handling tools for analyzing this data, which includes EEG, eye tracking, and other measures.