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Ursula Bellugi
Dr. Ursula Bellugi is a pioneer in the study of the biological foundation of language. She is regarded as the founder of the neurobiology of American Sign Language. Bellugi is currently studying individuals with Williams Syndrome.
UC San Diego Health Sciences Neurograd Program | ubellugi@ucsd.edu | website
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Mark Bondi
Dr. Mark Bondi’s research investigates the preclinical period of Alzheimer’s disease (AD). In addition, his research has examined the concept of Mild Cognitive Impairment, and the role of genetic and neurobehavioral factors in recovery following traumatic brain injury.
Department of Psychiatry | mbondi@ucsd.edu | website
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Pascal Gagneux
Dr. Pascal Gagneux’s research focuses on the evolutionary mechanisms responsible for generating and maintaining primate molecular diversity. The Gagneux lab looks at the roles of molecular diversity in protecting populations from pathogens as well as potential consequences for reproductive compatibility.
Department of Cellular and Molecular Medicine | pgagneux@ucsd.edu | website
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Frank Haist
Dr. Frank Haist’s research focuses on developmental cognitive neuroscience – specifically characterizing development for face processing, social development, and identifying brain correlates of academic achievement for mathematics from early school age through adulthood.
Department of Psychiatry | fhaist@ucsd.edu | website
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Terry Jernigan
Dr. Terry Jernigan’s research investigates brain development and neuropsychiatric conditions using brain imaging techniques, specifically magnetic resonance imaging. Her work also looks at the development of human brain architectures, behavioral phenotypes, and individual differences in social, emotional, and cognitive functions.
Department of Psychiatry and Department of Radiology | tjernigan@ucsd.edu | website
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William Kremen
Dr. William Kremen is a a director for The Vietnam Era Twin Study of Aging (VETSA). His research focuses on behavior genetic studies of aging and psychiatric disorders.
Department of Psychiatry | wkremen@ucsd.edu | website
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Jessica Suhrheinrich
Dr. Jessica Suhrheinrich’s research aims to improve community-based services for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
Department of Psychiatry | jsuhrheinrich@ucsd.edu