Daniel Tranel, PhD
Professor of Neurology and Psychology
Program
Neuroscience
Research project title
The neuroanatomical substrates of complex human behavior
Research description
My research program explores brain-behavior relationships in humans. I study neurological patients with focal brain lesions, and also use functional imaging methods (PET, fMRI), to study the neuroanatomical substrates of complex human behavior and cognition (e.g., memory, language, emotion, decision-making). I also direct the Neuropsychology Clinic and conduct neuropsychological assessments of brain-damaged patients.
Undergraduate minimum qualifications
3.0 GPA; major in psychology preferred
Undergraduate role
Research supervisor