Cognitive Neuroscience looks at the functional organization and neural architecture involved in cognition. Research studies include, but are not limitied to the effects of aging, nutrition, stress, and environmental exposures on the development of the mind and cognition through an interdisciplinary approach.
Faculty working in Cognitive Neuroscience
Diane M Beck
Professor, Psychology
Jonathan Cerna
Assistant Professor, Health and Kinesiology
Jason Robert Climer
Assistant Professor, Molecular and Integrative Physiology
Neal J Cohen
Professor, Psychology
Ryan Dilger
Professor, Animal Sciences
Sanda Monica Dolcos
Research Assistant Professor, Psychology
Monica Fabiani
Professor, Psychology
Kara Federmeier
Professor, Psychology
Caterina Gratton
Associate Professor, Psychology
Gabriele Gratton
Professor, Psychology
Howard J Gritton
Assistant Professor, Comparative Biosciences
Joshua M Gulley
Professor, Psychology
Wendy Heller
Professor, Psychology
James R Hinman
Assistant Professor, Psychology
Fatima T Husain
Professor, Speech and Hearing Science
Dominik Mischkowski
Assistant Professor, Psychology
Sepideh Sadaghiani
Associate Professor, Psychology
Matthew Francis Singh
Assistant Professor
Pengfei Song
Associate Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering
Adam Steel
Assistant Professor, Psychology
Elizabeth A L Stine-Morrow
Professor Emerita
Yurii A Vlasov
Professor
Xinzhu Yu
Associate Professor at the Brown Foundation Institute of Molecular Medicine, UT Health
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