Participant list for NIMBioS Investigative Workshop: Neurobiology of Expertise

Participant List for NIMBioS Investigative Workshop:

Neurobiology of Expertise, March 11-13, 2015

Participant	Institutional affiliation
Greg Appelbaum	Psychiatry, Duke Univ.
Demba Ba	Brain and Cognitive Sciences, MIT-Harvard
Aaron Buss	Psychology, Univ. Tennessee
Eungchun Cho	Mathematics, Kentucky State Univ.
Pedro Cisneros	Electrical Engineering, Pontifical Catholic Univ., Peru
K. Anders Ericsson	Psychology, Florida State Univ.
Piotr Franaszczuk	Human Research. Army Res. Lab.
Scott Grafton	Psychology, UC Santa Barbara
*Frederick Gregory	Life Sciences, Army Research Office
Simen Hagen	Psychology, Univ. Victoria
Peter Hancock	Psychology, Univ. of Central Florida
Amy Haufler	Applied Neuroscience, Johns Hopkins Univ.
Elizabeth Hobson	NIMBioS
Yufei Huang	Electrical & Computer Engineering, UT San Antonio
Steve Macknik	Translational Neuroscience, SUNY Downstate
Vasileios Maroulas	Mathematics, Univ. Tennessee
Nicole McFarlane	Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Univ. Tennessee
Robyn Miller	Medical Image Analysis Lab, The Mind Research Network
Anh Nguyen	Mathematics, Univ. Iowa
Zhengqing Ouyang	Computational Biology, The Jackson Laboratory for Genomic Medicine
*Virginia Pasour	Mathematical Sciences, Army Research Office
Jason Sherwin	Ophthalmology, SUNY Downstate
Anne Smith	Brain and Cognitive Science, MIT
James Tanaka	Psychology, Univ. Victoria
Herb Yoo	Senaptec, LLC
Yuping Zhang	Statistics, Univ. Connecticut
Xiaopeng Zhao	Biomedical Engineering, Univ. Tennessee

*Workshop organizers

Updated 03/17/2015

NIMBioS Investigative Workshops include up to 35 participants, of which up to 17 are pre-selected by the organizers; the remainder are selected through an open application process.

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