We develop computational models of neural circuits of cognitive control, especially in the frontal lobes. Some past work includes models of the anterior cingulate cortex, lateral prefrontal cortex, and basal ganglia
We run fMRI studies of higher cognitive function, decision-making, addiction, and schizophrenia
We use temporal interference (TI) electrical neurostimulation to as a methods to ask basic questions about what frontal regions of the brain contribute to cognition, and we are exploring how TI may help treat clinical issues, especially addiction
Ph.D. student openings Are you interested in being a Ph.D. student in the lab for Fall of 2026? Read on. We receive many inquiries and regrettably may not be able ...
