Brain Mechanisms of Reward, Learning and Memory
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Speakers
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Assistant Professor – Advanced Imaging Research Center, Neuroscience & Peter O'Donnell Jr. Brain Institute
About the Talk
As director of the Li neuroimaging Lab (LNAB), Dr. Nan Li aims to develop novel whole-brain MRI imaging methods to integrate molecular and system neuroscience while solving brain science problems in health and diseases. LNAB is specifically interested in understanding the neural mechanisms of reward, learning, and memory in rodent brains. Nan has always been amazed by the beauty of the brain and is concerned for patients with brain disorders, so leading a cutting-edge neuroimaging research group is quite rewarding. She hopes that ultimately her work will broaden our capacity of functional brain imaging to better understand the fundamental mechanisms and develop treatments for better brain health, which is indeed the greatest reward.
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