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Functional & Molecular Imaging

Seema Agarwala Associate Professor in Neurobiology: Cellular and molecular mechanisms of neuronal development.

Richard Aldrich Professor and Chair of Neurobiology: Understanding the mechanisms of ion channel function and the role of ion channels in electrical signaling and physiology.

Andrew Dunn Assistant Professor: The development of advanced functional optical imaging techniques and application of these techniques to functional brain imaging.

Francisco Gonzalez-Lima George I. Sanchez Centennial Professor: Brain systems mediating learning and memory in health and Alzheimer's disease.

Andreana Haley Assistant Professor of Psychology

Alexander C. Huk Assistant Professor, Ph.D.: Neural mechanisms underlying perceptual decision-making: Neurophysiology and functional imaging.

Helmut Koester Assistant Professor of Neurobiology: Neuronal signaling in cortical networks.

Risto Miikkulainen Professor: Computational neural network models of vision, memory and language.

Hitoshi Morikawa Associate Professor in Neurobiology: Neurophysiology of the brain reward circuit and drug addiction.

Hiroshi Nishiyama Assistant Professor in Neurobiology: Cerebellum as a primary model system and a combination of two-photon in vivo time-lapse imaging, virus-mediated gene delivery and neuronal tracing, an

Martin Poenie Associate Professor in Molecular Cell & Developmental Biology: How microtubules interact with the synapse and in particular how microtubule motor proteins become anchored there.

Russell Poldrack Professor of Psychology and Neurobiology: Our research is strongly focused on translation of basic cognitive neuroscience into the clinical domain, with collaborations on studies of schizophre

Alison Preston Assistant Professor of Psychology: High resolution fMRI as a tool for understanding how memory is implemented in the human brain.

David M. Schnyer Associate Professor: Understanding the functional and neural basis of Implicit memory and metamemory using EEG, MEG and fMRI.

Eyal Seidemann Associate Professor, Psychology: Neural population coding in the primate cortex

Jason Shear Professor in Chemistry & Biochemistry: Design and implementation of optical strategies for investigating the chemistry of neurotransmission at the individual synapse.