Jonathan Jackson is an Assistant Professor in Neurology at Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital. He works as a cognitive neuroscientist investigating behavioral and brain changes as people get older as well as in individuals with Alzheimer’s disease, with a focus on attentional control and executive function.

In 2017, Jackson launched the CARE Research Center, a venture designed to quantify and expand recruitment opportunities for research through deep community engagement. They are committed to a quantifiable, scalable science of clinical research recruitment, engagement, and retention. He is also a prolific public speaker on topics related to AD, as well as science and health literacy, clinical trials, cognitive neuroscience, and health disparities in historically marginalized and minoritized populations.

Healthcare, Diversity, Civil Rights, Social Activism, Race, Neuroscience, Aging, Racism