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Dean Salisbury
Associate Professor
University of PittsburghPsychiatry
Address Oxford Building, Suite 420, 3501 Forbes Ave
Phone: (412) 246-5123
Fax: 412.246.6636
Email: salisburyd@upmc.edu
Website: http://www.cnrl.pitt.edu/
Research Description
Human cognitive neuroscience and multimodal neuroimaging of pathology and pathophysiology in the early course of psychosis.
Gabriel Sarch
Graduate Student with Mike Tarr & Katerina Fragkiadaki
Carnegie Mellon UniversityNeuroscience Institute
Email: gsarch@andrew.cmu.edu
Devapratim Sarma
Post Doc with Doug Weber
University of PittsburghPhysical Medicine & Rehabilitation
Address Keystone Building 300
Email: dev.sarma@pitt.edu
Research Description
Understanding the effects of spinal cord stimulation on sensation and motor function in the lower limbs.
Michael Sayette
Professor
University of PittsburghPsychology
Secondary Department Psychiatry (Pitt) Address 4303 Sennott Square
Phone: 412-624-8799
Fax: 412-624-5407
Email: sayette@pitt.edu
Website: http://www.psychology.pitt.edu/person/michael-sayette
Samantha Schmitt
Research Associate II
Carnegie Mellon UniversityBiomedical Engineering, Neuroscience Institute
Address MI 110D
Phone: (412) 268-3923
Email: sammi@cmu.edu
Walter Schneider
Professor
University of PittsburghPsychology
Address LRDC 627
Email: walters@pitt.edu
Website: http://schneiderlab.lrdc.pitt.edu/
Kirsten Schoonover
Post Doc with David Lewis
University of PittsburghPsychiatry
Address WBST 1606
Phone: (304) 437-4554
Email: schoonoverke@upmc.edu
Research Description
Mechanism of DLPFC pyramidal neuron abnormalities in gamma oscillations and working memory
Helen Schwerdt
Assistant Professor
University of PittsburghBioengineering
Address 4071 Biomedical Science Tower 3
Phone: (703) 401-6959
Email: schwerdt@pitt.edu
Website: http://schwerdt.pitt.edu/
Madeline Scott
Post Doc with Colleen McClung
University of PittsburghPsychiatry
Address Bridgeside Point 2, 223
Email: mrs215@pitt.edu
Research Description
Twenty-four and twelve hour molecular rhythms in psychiatric illnesses.
Rebecca Seal
Assistant Professor
University of PittsburghNeurobiology
Address 6058 BST3
Phone: (412) 624-5183
Fax: (412) 383-5267
Email: rpseal@pitt.edu
Rinu Sebastian
Graduate Student with Omar El Gharbawie
University of PittsburghBioengineering
Email: Ris83@pitt.edu
Sudarshan Sekhar
Post Doc with Aaron Batista
University of PittsburghSystems Neuroscience Institute
Address BST3 4074
Email: sus121@pitt.edu
Research Description
Decoding motor intent during constant sensory feedback.
Amy Sentis
Graduate Student with Tim Verstynen
Carnegie Mellon UniversityNeuroscience Institute
Email: asentis3@andrew.cmu.edu
Roderick Seow
Graduate Student with John Anderson
Carnegie Mellon UniversityPsychology
Email: yseow@andrew.cmu.edu
Susan R Sesack
Professor
University of PittsburghNeuroscience
Address Langley A210
Phone: (412) 624-5158
Fax: (412) 624-9198
Email: sesack@pitt.edu
Website: http://cnup.neurobio.pitt.edu/people/peopleDetail.aspx?uid=57
Research Description
Functional neuroanatomy of cortical and monoamine systems
C. Elizabeth Shaaban
Post Doc with Caterina Rosano
University of PittsburghEpidemiology
Address 5121B Public Health Building
Phone: (412) 383-2623
Email: Beth.Shaaban@pitt.edu
Research Description
Using population neuroscience approaches to research the vascular contributions to cognitive impairment and dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease.
Cosma Shalizi
Associate Professor
Carnegie Mellon UniversityStatistics
Address BH 229C
Phone: (412) 268-7826
Fax: 412-268-7828
Email: cshalizi@stat.cmu.edu
Website: http://www.stat.cmu.edu/~cshalizi/
Daniel Shaw
Professor
University of PittsburghPsychology
Address 4101 Sennot Square
Phone: (412) 624-1836
Fax: (412) 624-8827
Email: casey@pitt.edu
Website: http://www.pitt.edu/~ppcl
Research Description
Imaging genetic approaches to the development of psychopathology
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