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Allen, BenTitle: Post Doc with J. Richard Jennings Department: Psychiatry Institution: University of Pittsburgh Office Address: WPIC E1329 Telephone: (313) 478-2991 E-mail: Research Description: Racial differences in the effects of elevated blood pressure upon the brain and cognition. Andreescu, CarmenTitle: Assistant Professor Department: Psychiatry Institution: University of Pittsburgh Office Address: Sterling Plaza 247 Telephone: (412) 383-5164 E-mail: Banihashemi, LaylaTitle: Post-Doctoral Scholar with Peter Gianaros Department: Psychiatry Institution: University of Pittsburgh Office Address: 3811 O'Hara Street Telephone: (412) 383-5125 E-mail: Research Description: Examining the influence of early life experience on stress-related neural circuits using neuroimaging techniques. Bertocci, MicheleTitle: Post Doc with Mary Phillips Department: Psychiatry Institution: University of Pittsburgh Office Address: Loeffler 203 E-mail: Research Description: Emotion regulation neural circuitry in youth with mood disorders. Bradberry, Charles W. View ProfileTitle: Associate Professor Department: Psychiatry Institution: University of Pittsburgh Office Address: BST3 4066 Telephone: (412) 383-6200 Fax: (412) 383-6799 E-mail: Research Topics: Executive Control & Memory Bylsma, Lauren M.Title: Post Doc with Marika Kovacs and David Brent Department: Psychiatry Institution: University of Pittsburgh Office Address: Webster Hall 134 Telephone: (412) 246-5718 E-mail: Research Description: Psychophysiological correlates of emotional reactivity and regulation in depression, and psychophysiological predictors of the course of depression. Chase, HenryTitle: Post Doc with Mary Phillips Department: Psychiatry Institution: UPMC Office Address: Loeffler 205 Telephone: (412) 383-8207 E-mail: Research Description: Neuroimaging and neuropsychological studies of mood disorders, incorporating simple computational models of learning and decision making Cho, Raymond View ProfileTitle: Assistant Professor Department: Psychiatry, Psychology Institution: University of Pittsburgh Office Address: Oxford 454 Telephone: (412) 586-9250 Fax: (412) 647-7861 E-mail: Research Topics: Characterization of Neural Circuits Diseases & Disorders Executive Control & Memory Spatial Cognition & Attention Dettmer, AmandaTitle: Post Doc with Judy Cameron Department: Psychiatry Institution: University of Pittsburgh Office Address: PBRCAF 709A Telephone: (412) 648-1266 E-mail: Research Description: Dopaminergic correlates of cognition and motivation in nonhuman primate models of Parkinson's disease; long-term noninvasive biomarkers of normal and abnormal development and behavior. Hackman, DanielTitle: Post Doc with Peter Gianaros Department: Psychiatry Institution: University of Pittsburgh Office Address: Bellefield Towers, Room 835 Telephone: (412) 246-5837 E-mail: Hallquist, MichaelTitle: Post-Doc with Beatriz Luna Department: Psychiatry Institution: University of Pittsburgh Office Address: Loeffler Building 108 Telephone: (412) 246-6859 E-mail: Research Description: Frontolimbic dysfunction among adolescents with features of borderline personality disorder Hasler, Brant P.Title: Assistant Professor Department: Psychiatry Institution: University of Pittsburgh Office Address: 3811 O'Hara St., E-1121 Telephone: 412-246-6674 Fax: 412-246-5300 E-mail: Hawes, SamTitle: Post Doc with Dustin Pardini Department: Psychiatry Institution: University of Pittsburgh Office Address: Sterling Plaza 404 Telephone: (412) 383-5022 E-mail: Research Description: Etiology and development of psychopathy Hill, ShirleyTitle: Professor Department: Psychiatry, Psychology Institution: University of Pittsburgh Office Address: WPIC 3811 O'Hara Street Telephone: (412) 624-3505 Fax: (412) 624-3989 E-mail: Research Description: Genetics and development of alcoholism, Identification of psychological and biological (ERP, MRI) antecedents of alcoholism in a longitudinal high risk offspring design Insana, SalvatoreTitle: Post-Doctoral Research Scholar with Anne Germain Department: Psychiatry Institution: University of Pittsburgh Office Address: WPIC E-1132 Telephone: (412) 246-6943 E-mail: Research Description: Synthesis of early-life development, trauma, neuroscience, and sleep. Luna, Beatriz View ProfileTitle: Associate Professor Department: Psychiatry Institution: University of Pittsburgh Office Address: Forbes Tower 5038 Telephone: (412) 383-8167 Fax: (412) 383-8179 E-mail: Research Topics: Developmental Processes Diseases & Disorders Executive Control & Memory Learning & Memory Language & Reading Motor Control Methods Development Spatial Cognition & Attention Sensation & Perception Website: www.wpic.pitt.edu/research/lncd/ Paulsen, DavidTitle: Post-doc with Beatriz Luna Department: Psychiatry Institution: UPMC Office Address: Loeffler Bldg Room 110 Telephone: (412) 383-8168 E-mail: Research Description: Neurocognitive development; decision-making, motivation, adolescent risk-taking, substance abuse Price, RebeccaTitle: Post Doc with Greg Siegle Department: Psychiatry Institution: University of Pittsburgh Office Address: 749 Bellefield Tower Telephone: (412) 246-5837 E-mail: Reichle, Erik View ProfileTitle: Associate Professor Department: Psychiatry Institution: University of Pittsburgh Office Address: LRDC 635 Telephone: (412) 624-7457 Fax: (412) 624-9149 E-mail: Research Topics: Language & Reading Motor Control Website: www.pitt.edu/~reichle/ Ryan, JohnTitle: Postdoctoral Scholar with Peter Gianaros Department: Psychiatry Institution: University of Pittsburgh Office Address: 201 N. Craig Street, Rm 250 Telephone: (412) 383-5125 Fax: (412) 383-5458 E-mail: Sibille, Etienne L. View ProfileTitle: Associate Professor Department: Psychiatry Institution: University of Pittsburgh Office Address: BST W1643 Telephone: (412) 624-0804 Fax: (412) 624-9910 E-mail: Research Description: Molecular Mechanisms of Depression and Aging Research Topics: Diseases & Disorders Molecular, Cellular & Synaptic Processes Website: www.sibille.pitt.edu |
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