He is also a member of the Center for Defense and Homeland Security at FSU. He teaches undergraduate courses in the Biopsychology Concentration and Graduate courses in the Master of Arts in Psychology, Experimental Track. His background includes experience in electrophysiology and behavior with small animals, cats and monkeys and neural networks, with a focus on the physiological bases of learning and memory. His current research interest include physiological responses associated to human-robotic interaction and the possibilities of embodiment using humanoid robots. Dr. Montoya is a Professor of pioneering university postgraduate course in Facial Expression of Emotion, at Faculty of Health Sciences, University Fernando Pessoa. More info. <