Team

I am interested in the cognitive neuroscience of working memory, cognitive control, and motivation. I use computational modeling of behavior, brain imaging, and brain stimulation to study how neurotransmitter systems influence their functionality. I am interested in both healthy, normal functioning and the etiology of cognitive dysfunction in neurological and psychiatric disorders.

I am a postdoctoral researcher in the Brain Modulation and Control lab at Rutgers University. I obtained my PhD in Mathematical and Computational Cognitive Science from Purdue University. My research interests include computational modeling, information integration and discounting factors in decision-making.

I am a Psychology PhD candidate at the University of Chieti-Pescara (Italy), with a background in applied experimental neuroscience. My research focuses on the neurophysiology of effort-based control and decision-making, combining electrophysiological and psychophysical methods to study how humans engage in and sustain cognitively and physically effortful behavior.

I am a neuroscience postgraduate from Trinity College Dublin, with computationally driven data science as my cardinal area of competence. Proficient in Python, I have leveraged my skills to contribute to diverse computational projects in biophysics and neuroimaging. My research interests encompass methodological advancements in neuroimaging, the multifaceted factors influencing neurodivergence, and the development of brain modeling techniques.

I am an undergraduate student at Rutgers University majoring in Biological Sciences with a minor in Cognitive Science on a pre-medical track. I have a strong interest in neuroscience and am eager to deepen my understanding of the complexities of the brain. I am particularly interested in the intersection of biopsychology and cognition. Outside of academics, I enjoy reading, working out, and cafe hopping to try out different coffee drinks and pastries!

I am an undergraduate student studying Cell Biology & Neuroscience. I am interested in studying brain dynamics and how brain criticality differs in people with and without psychiatric conditions. After college, I aim to attend medical school and continue learning more about the human brain.

I am an undergraduate student at Rutgers University Honors College, majoring in public health on the pre-medicine track. I am interested in cognition and decision-making, and the positive impact early interventions can have on cognitive development in youth. Beyond academic work, I love to stay active as an Indian classical dancer and competitive dancer on the Rutgers Bhangra Team!

I am an undergraduate student at Rutgers University majoring in Cognitive Neuroscience on the pre-medical track. I am a first-generation college student from Honduras, and my research interests include neuroplasticity and the intersection of memory, psychology, and addiction studies, particularly how these influence behavior and health. During my free time, I love trying new coffee spots, journaling, and running. 

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