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“Everyone’s brain has its own individual differences, like a fingerprint.” Beth Mormino imagines a future where a series of neuroimaging and genetic tests will be used to predict whether or not... read more →
“Once we figure out how to collaborate, there are a lot of things we can do that we couldn’t do otherwise.” Ariel Rokem is a Data Scientist at the University of... read more →
"Science is science, and scientists should stick to science for its own good." Chun-Liang (Peter) Pan wants to understand the genetic program of neuronal aging and how neurons interact with... read more →
PhD Program alum Annaliese Beery is currently Associate Professor of Psychology at Smith College. Beery has an infectious enthusiasm for her research, which is broadly concerned with how environment and... read more →
Markita Landry, Helen Wills Neuroscience Institute faculty member and Chan Zuckerberg Biohub Investigator, was selected as a 2018 Sloan Research Fellow in Neuroscience for her research developing tools to study brain chemistry. “This is... read more →
Allyson Mackey wants to understand how the brain changes during development and learning, a question that has interested her since she was babysitting and working in a toy store in her... read more →
The building blocks of experience Brian Isett has long been interested in the big, difficult questions about perception. His drive to understand individual experience led him to study philosophy and write... read more →
Bradley Voytek joined the Berkeley Neuroscience PhD Program in 2004 and completed his thesis work in Bob Knight’s lab, studying the relative contributions of prefrontal cortex and basal ganglia networks to working memory in... read more →