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Policy Scholars program strengthens eye-tracking research

Through the Policy Scholars program in ISCE’s +Policy Network, Brendan David-John expanded his research on eye-tracking technology by integrating policy perspectives that address privacy and security. The program, which is currently accepting applications, helps researchers connect their work with policy to create broader impact.

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Brendan David-John using eye-tracking device in his lab.
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