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Welcome to the Lab of Neurocognitive
Development of the Department of
Psychiatry at the University of
Pittsburgh Medical Center. Our
research focuses upon the changes in
brain function that subserve the
acquisition of higher-order
cognition from late childhood
through adolescence in normal
development and in neuropsychiatric
disturbances, including autism. Most
of our research is aimed at
delineating brain circuitry
underlying higher-order cognition
including networks for voluntary
response suppression, spatial
working memory, prototype formation,
and planning of anticipated motor
responses.
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