Ezra Mauer is a predoctoral fellow based at the Memory and Aging Center and Dyslexia Center through UCSF's Clinical Psychology Training Program. He is also a PhD candidate in UC Berkeley's Clinical Science (Psychology) Program. Ezra's current research explores the lifespan phenotypic expression of dyslexia and examines how neurodevelopmental differences inform risk/resilience in typical cognitive aging and neurodegenerative disease. He received an MA in Psychology from UC Berkeley and a BA in Middle East Studies from Brown University.