Lab Alumni

Many wonderful people have been a part of the Huettel Lab and have now moved on to new places.

 

 

	O’Dhaniel A. Mullette-Gillman Asst Prof., Dept of Psychology, NUS Asst Prof., Neurosci & Behav Disorders, Duke-NUS Grad Med School Principal Investigator, Neurobiology Programme, NUS Principal Investigator, SINAPSE, NUSInvestigating human decision making and valuation – what are the neural and cognitive mechanisms of value to utility transformations? Faculty page Lab page Facebook page
	Dave Smith Postdoctoral fellow with Dr. Mauricio Delgado, Rutgers University Dave’s research examines how functional connectivity with the reward system shapes individual differences in preferences and behavior.View Dave’s CV here.
	John Clithero Postdoctoral Scholar in Neuroeconomics, California Institute of Technology John’s research uses behavioral and FMRI experiments to understand the neural and cognitive processes behind everyday decisions. He is also working on new ways to improve economic models of individual choice using concepts from neuroscience and psychology. Recently, John accepted a faculty position at Pomona College’s Economics department. He will begin there in the fall of 2014 as an assistant professor of economics.View John’s website here.
	Vinod Venkatraman Assistant Professor, Marketing and Supply Chain Management (MSCM), Fox School of Business, Temple University Vinod’s research focuses on human decision making and the factors that can influence those decisions, such as mood, temperament, physiological state, and preferences related to decision-making strategies. Vinod uses behavioral, eye-tracking, and neuroimaging techniques in his research.View Vinod’s Fox Business School profile here.
	Adrienne Taren MD/PhD Candidate, University of Pittsburgh-Carnegie Mellon Medical Scientist Training Program Adrienne is currently investigating the effects of psychological stress on brain structure and function under the direction of Drs. David Creswell and Michael Tarr.
	Allison Scott Graduate Student, Leeds School of Business, University of Colorado at Boulder Allison is studying marketing and consumer behavior, and focusing her research on social influences on financial planning and decision making.
	Sara Bergman Graduate Student, Stanford University At Stanford, Sara will be working in Ian Gotlib’s Mood and Anxiety Disorders Lab where she hopes to utilize the skills in fMRI research that she already has and further her understanding of how depression and anxiety affect the human mind.
	Jacob Young MD Candidate, University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine After spending time at Vanderbilt University examining how individual differences in the dopamine system influence impulsivity and decision making, Jacob is interested in transitioning to a more clinical focus in neuro-oncology and neurosurgery.
	David Muñoz Master’s Student in Human-Computer Interaction, Georgia Institute of Technology David is researching low-income families’ familiarity with technology and their approaches for learning about children’s health. Based on these insights, he will design and develop the appropriate technological tools to aid these parents in keeping track of their children’s development.View David’s website here.
	Edward McLaurin User Services Specialist, Duke University After spending time at Duke doing research, Edward transitioned into a split managerial and IT-related role, eventually moving into a full-time IT position. He hopes to use his experience working with sensitive data to focus on network and data security. He leaves a lasting legacy in the Huettel Lab, with some saying he was the best to ever do it simply because he never forgot about Dre.