rc2061@columbia.edu

smd2008@columbia.edu

sb2977@columbia.edu

jd2730@columbia.edu

ak2868@columbia.edu

spr39@columbia.edu

melissa.sy@gmail.com

drmoreno2002@yahoo.com

Postdoctoral Fellow
Columbia University

kck2001@columbia.edu

Area of Research: I am interested in translational studies of emotion in animal models of psychiatric disorders and in normal and clinical human populations. Using behavioral studies in conjunction with non-invasive functional (fMRI) and structural (DTI) imaging, I am currently working on identifying differences in neural circuitry in the brains of people with psychiatric disorders, focusing on anxiety and depression.

Ph.D. Candidate
Columbia University

gyl2101@columbia.edu

Ph.D. Candidate
Columbia University

spp2101@columbia.edu

Michelle Umali

Ph.D. Candidate
Columbia University


muu1@columbia.edu

Ted Yanagihara

Ph.D. Candidate
Columbia University



ted.yanagihara@gmail.com

Associate Research Scientist
Columbia University

hds7@columbia.edu

Program for Imaging and Cognitive Sciences Affiliate
M.D./Ph.D. student
Columbia University

ae157@columbia.edu

Research Fellow
212-342-0121

Publications

monica_h50@hotmail.com

Assistant Professor of Clinical Neurobiology

Klein, A., Hirsch, J. Mindboggle: a scatterbrained approach to automate brain labeling, NeuroImage, NeuroImage, Vol 24, 261-280, 2005. Klein, A. and Hirsch, J. Automatic labeling of brain anatomy and fMRI brain activity. Neuroimage,13, (6), S174, 2001.

arno@binarybottle.com

M.D./Ph.D. recent graduate student, Program of Neuroscience
Weill Medical College of Cornell University

Nuñez, J.M., Casey, B. J., Egner, T., Hare, T., Hirsch, J.
Intentional False Responding Shares Neural Substrates With Response Conflict and Cognitive Control, NeuroImage, 25 (2005) 267-277.