My research focuses on populations with psychosis utilizing structural and functional magnetic resonance imaging and eye-tracking paradigms. Current projects focus on saccadic eye-movements to assess measures of cognitive control.
Congratulations to five psychology graduate students on receiving Innovative and Interdisciplinary Research Grants for Doctoral Students, funded by the Graduate School, to support their summer research projects. The recipients from Psychology were Nicholas…
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