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Skip to main content Research Neural mechanisms of cognitive control Cognitive control emerges from the coordinated activity within cortical and subcortical structures. Our ongoing research aims to delineate the sequential neuronal response profiles associated with cognitive control throughout this n…

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Skip to main content Meet the Beckham Lab Members Meet the Lab Jen Berger, Ph.D. Research Instructor Email Jen is a faculty member in the laboratory with an interest in the crossroads between virology, immunology, and neuroscience. She is currently investigating the cellular immune response to viral …

Skip to main content Publications Neurophysiological mechanisms of performance monitoring in human and nonhuman primates. Z. Fu , A. Sajad, S. P. Errington, J. D. Schall, U. Rutishauser. Nature Reviews Neuroscience . (2023), doi:10.1038/s41583-022-00670-w The geometry of domain-general performance mo…

Skip to main content Lab Alumni Chenlu Zhang, Ph.D. Lab Alum Marshall Edwards, M.S. Lab Alum Methinee Artami, B.A Lab Alum Hunter Pyle, M.D. Lab Alum Jessica Evans Lab Alum Courtney Ann Prestwood, M.D. Lab Alum Whitney Gao, M.D. Lab Alum Anuhya Kotta Lab Alum Juliana Pineider, M.D. Lab Alum Olatomiwa…

Skip to main content Lab Alumni Nigel Cole Summer Student Nigel grew up and reside in Dallas, Texas, and is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Business with a minor in Data Analytics Systems at Southern University and A&M College. For the past two summers, he has worked in the O…

The Hernandez Lab explores structural, cellular, and mechanobiological aspects of sexual dimorphism and sex hormones in cartilage health and osteoarthritis. 

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Our lab focuses on investigating the brain circuits implicated in treatment resistant depression with the ultimate goal of developing novel therapies for this devastating disease.