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Jacqueline Gottlieb, principal investigator
Jacqueline's work focuses on the neural mechanisms of attention and decision making, with an emphasis on the frontal and parietal cortex. Jacqueline completed her undergraduate degree at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, her PhD in Neurobiology at Yale University under the supervision of Prof. Charlie Bruce, and her postdoctoral training at the National Eye Institute under the mentorship of Dr. Michael Goldberg. She joined the neuroscience faculty at Columbia University in 2001. CV
Nicholas Foley
postdoctoral associate
ncf2109@columbia.edu
Collaborators
Pierre-Yves Oudeyer
INRIA, Bordeaux, France
Michael Woodford
Department of Economics, Columbia University
Guillermo Horga
Department of Psychiatry, Columbia University
Josh Jacobs
Department of Biomed. Engineering, Columbia University
Clayton Hickey
Department of Psychology, University of Birmingham, UK
Roshan Cools
Donders Institute, Netherlands
Instituto Superior Tecnico, Portugal
Donders Institute, Netherlands
University of Arizona
University of Warwick
Yale University
Barcelona, Spain
IPM, Iran
Department of Psychology, Columbia University
Isaac Bohart
Alexander Cary Garnick
Kenji Kobayashi
Ian Eisenberg
Antoni Rodriguez-Fornells
Alumni
Dan Vatterott
Andrew John DeAngelis
You-Nah Jeon
Mattias Patryck Dyreborg Horan
Laura Hunter
Jung Uk Kang
Silvio Ravaioli
Nabil Daddaoua
Amin Nejatbakhsh
Angela Radulescu