Frederick's research focuses on better understanding how the connections between the cerebellum and the neocortex in the brain change as people grow older. Through his research at Harvard Medical School, where he explored neuroimaging indicators of age-related changes, he has garnered recognition from platforms such as CNN, the L.A. Times, and Forbes. Backed by funding from the National Science Foundation and the National Academies of Sciences, his work at Princeton University provides crucial insights into the convergence of aging, brain well-being, and neurological networks. These discoveries provide a well-founded perspective rooted in science, aiding decision-making across diverse domains such as public health and the unique challenges posed by aging populations.

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