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Washington University School of Medicine in St. I study how the brain learns what things are good and what things are bad, and how it uses this knowledge to banish the bad things and gather the good things! I believe that learning about the world is not simply a passive process of parameter estimation and error-reduction, but an active delight of exploration and discovery. Why else be a scientist? Neural circuits for information seeking.

Our laboratory is interested in identifying the neurobiological principles underlying cognition and decision-making. We use a reductionist approach, distilling behavioral questions to quantitative behavioral tasks for rats and mice that enable the monitoring and manipulation of neural circuits supporting behavior. Employing state-of-the-art electrophysiological techniques we first seek to establish the neural correlates of behavior and then use molec.

Senior Research Fellow, Translational Neuromodeling Unit. Psychiatry Resident, KPPP, Hospital of Psychiatry. We are seeking participants! Charting the Landscape of Priority Problems in Psychiatry. Charting the Landscape of Priority Problems in Psychiatry. This is the second of two companion papers proposing priority .

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