McDonnell-Pew Program in Cognitive Neuroscience

This is a Legacy Program that awarded grants 1990-2000.

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McDonnell-Pew Program in Cognitive Neuroscience (n=259)

Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic Andre Antonio Fenton Spatial Cognition: Contributions of Place Cells, Hippocampal Pathways, Allocentric and Idiothetic Information	1998 $123,571 Czech Republic
Albert Einstein College of Medicine Mitchell Steinschneider Neural Basis of Phonetic Discrimination	1990 $57,647 USA
Association pour la recherche sur les maladies du c Ghislaine Dehaene-Lambertz Cerebral Bases and Early Deficits of Language Acquisition	1997 $105,000 France
Baycrest Center for Geriatric Care Suzanna Becker A Connectionist Account of Priming Effects and the Implicit-Explicit Memory Distinction	1992 Canada
Baylor College of Medicine Anne B. Sereno The Neurophysiology of Attention	1993 $60,000 USA
Boston University Catherine L. Harris Coarse Coding and the Lexicon	1994 $59,912 USA
Brandeis University Edgar Zurif Support for a conference, "Cultural Knowledge and Domain Specificity," to be held at the U. of Michigan in October, 1990.	1990 $60,000 USA
Brown University Jeromes Sanes Neural Mechanisms of Preparation and Choice.	1995 $105,000 USA
Brown University David Sheinberg Effects of Microstimulation in the Inferotemporal Cortex of Monkeys	2000 $150,000 USA
Bucknell University Andrea R. Halpern PET Investigations of Auditory Imagery	1996 $86,281 USA
Calfornia Institute of Technology John M. Allman Research Grant--McDonnell-Pew Program in Cognitive Neuroscience	1991 $57,916 USA
California Institute of Technology Alexander Grunewald Body and World Centered Representations of Auditory Targets in Posterior Parietal Cortex.	1995 $105,000 USA
California Institute of Technology Peter Steinmetz Recording Single Neurons In Human Medial Temporal Lobe During Visual Backward Masking	2000 $141,555 USA
Cambridge University Lorraine K. Tyler Category Structure and Category-Specific Deficits: A Cognitive Science Approach	1998 $150,000 United Kingdom
Carnegie Mellon University Jonathan D. Cohen The Neural Bases of Rehearsal and Maintenance in Working Memory	1994 $59,336 USA
Carnegie Mellon University Sonya N. Gettner Neural Encoding of Object-Centered Spatial Coordinates	1995 $105,000 USA
Carnegie Mellon University Clark Glymour, Ph.D. Support for a five-day conference on theoretical and methodological issues in cognitive science. "Is There a Science of Cognition?"	1991 $140,987 USA
Carnegie Mellon University Tai Sing Lee The Role of the Primary Visual Cortex in High Level Perceptual Computation	1996 $105,000 USA
Carnegie Mellon University Jill Lehman, Ph.D. Support over three years for research on the SOAR theory of human cognition.	1991 $200,000 USA
Carnegie Mellon University Jonathan J. Marotta How Does Semantic Information About the Function of an Object Affect Grasping?	1998 $150,000 USA
Carnegie Mellon University Bruce McCandliss Brain Imaging and Cognitive Analyses of Language Processing	1996 $105,000 USA
Carnegie Mellon University James L. McClelland The Development and Neural Basis of Object Permenance	1993 $59,897 USA
Carnegie Mellon University John W. Philbeck Parietal Lobe Role in Updating Location While Locomoting	1997 $105,000 USA
Carnegie Mellon University Richard S. Zemel The Neural Mechanisms of Perceputal Organization	1994 $90,000 USA
Case Western Reserve University Timothy E. Curran ERP Studies of Recollection and Familiarity	1997 $104,758 USA
Central Institute for the Deaf Kevin Ohlemiller, Ph.D. Neurophysiological bases of categorical perception of voicing in consonant-vowel syllables.	1995 $74,927 USA
Children's Hospital Research Center, San Diego Olivier J. Coenen Investigating the Cerebellar Contribution to Sensorimotor and Cognitive Processings: fMRI and Modeling Studies	1997 $105,000 USA
Columbia University Jonathan Cole, Ph.D. Project and publication on issues confronting major American research universities.	1992 $45,000 USA
Columbia University Vincent Ferrera Neural Mechanisms of Fine Motion Discrimination	1999 $150,000 USA
Columbia University Ning Qian Computational, Psychological, and Physiological Studies of Biological Motion-Stereo Integration	1994 $59,797 USA
Cornell University Medical College-Sackler Institut Ketih Purpura Cortical Mechanisms of Visual Texture Discrimination and Segregation	1990 $60,000 USA
Dalhousie University R. M. Klein On the Relationships Between Overt Orienting and Covert Shifts of Visual Attention	1998 $148,697 Canada
Dartmouth College Michael Gazzaniga, Ph.D. In supprot of the 1990 Summer Institute in Cognitive Neuroscience	1989 $161,350 USA
Dartmouth College Michael Gazzaniga, Ph.D. In support of a Center grant in the McDonnell-Pew Program in Cognitive Neuroscience.	1989 $720,000 USA
Dartmouth College Michael Gazzaniga, Ph.D. In support of the 1991 Summer Institute in Cognitive Neuroscience.	1990 $169,418 USA
Dartmouth College Michael Gazzaniga, Ph.D. In support of the 1992 Summer Institute in Cognitive Neuroscience.	1991 $177,889 USA
Dartmouth College Michael Gazzaniga, Ph.D. Support for the 1996 James S. McDonnell Foundation Summer Institute in Cognitive Neuroscience.	1996 $79,600 USA
Dartmouth College Michael Gazzaniga, Ph.D. In support of the 1998 Summer Institute in Cognitive Neuroscience.	1997 $79,600 USA
Dartmouth College Michael Gazzaniga, Ph.D. To support the 1998 Summer Institute in Cognitive Neuroscience.	1998 $79,600 USA
Dartmouth College Michael Gazzaniga, Ph.D. Three year commitment in support of the 1999, 2000, and 2001 Summer Institutes in Cognitive Neuroscience Program	1999 $252,091 USA
Dartmouth College Scott Johnson Beyond Localization: Reconsidering the Issue of Category-Specific Visual Areas Through Parallel Investigations of Intracrania	2000 $149,200 USA
Dartmouth College Janet Metcalfe Mapping Cognitive Profile to Brain Structure	1992 $60,000 USA
Dartmouth College Sandeep Prasada Neural Basis for conceptual representation	2000 $146,540 USA
Duke University Barry Giesbrecht The Time Course and Functional Anatomy of Attentional Control	1999 $150,000 USA
Duke University Amishi Jha Dissociating the Components of Working Memory: An Event-Related fMRI Study of Memory Load and Distraction	1999 $149,216 USA
Duke University Edith Kaan Cognitive and Neural Aspects of Syntactic Reanalysis	2000 $149,200 USA
Duke University Miguel A. L. Nicolelis Parallel Processing of Haptic Recogntiion: An Investigation Using Simultaneous Neuronal Ensemble Recordings Across Multiple C	1994 $60,000 USA
Duke University David C. Rubin Episodic Memory: An fMRI Study of an Integrated Neural Response	1996 $102,708 USA
Duke University Kevin Wilson Reference Frame Effects in the Top-Down Control of Visual Attention	2000 $150,000 USA
Duke University Medical Center Michael Platt Role of Posterior Cingulate Cortex in Sensory-Motor Integration	2000 $150,000 USA
Emory University Stephan Hamann Encoding and Retrieval of Emotional Episodic Memory: A PET Neuroimaging Study	1997 $63,664 USA
Foundation for Advanced Education in the Sciences Sidney R. Lehky Training grant-in-aid in the McDonnell-Pew Program in Cognitive Neuroscience.	1990 $73,902 USA
Foundation for Advanced Education in the Sciences Tim W. Pons A Corticolimbic Pathway in Vision: Anatomical Evidence	1991 $85,313 USA
Foundation of the University of Medicine and Dentistry of NJ Ira Black, Ph.D. Support of an inter-institutional course and conference on the cognitive neuroscience of memory.	1991 $15,000 USA
Georgetown University Medical Center Rhonda B. Friedman Evaluating Cognitive Neuropsychological Models of Language Recovery with fMRI.	1995 $104,913 USA
Georgetown University Medical Center Michael T. Ullman Contribution of Neural Memory Circuits to Language	1998 $150,000 USA
Harvard College Neural Network Models of High-Level Vision	1990 $106,134 USA
Harvard College Niall McLoughlin Optical Imaging of Stereopsis and Illusory Contour in Monkey Visual Cortex	1994 $90,000 USA
Harvard Medical School Mark J. Tramo Neural Coding of Communication Signals in Auditory Cortex	1997 $105,000 USA
Harvard University Giorgio Ganis Cognitive Neuroscience of Mental Image Transformation: fMRI and TMS studies	2000 $100,260 USA
Harvard University Stephen M. Kosslyn Does Visual Imagery Activate Area 17? Functional Magnetic Imaging Studies	1997 $35,000 USA
Harvard University Bruno Laeng, Ph.D. Cerebral Organization of Categorical and Coordinate Spatial Functions	1994 $90,000 USA
Harvard University Margaret S. Livingstone Interneural Synchrony Oscillatory Firing in the Primate Visual System	1990 $60,000 USA
Harvard University Danica Mijovic-Prelec Training Grant in the McDonnell-Pew Program in Cognitive Neuroscience: Mechanisms of Visual-Spatial Neglect	1991 $107,353 USA
Harvard University Kevin N. Ochsner A Social-Cognitive-Neuroscience Approach to Affect and Belief Change	1997 $105,000 USA
Harvard University Daniel Schacter, Ph.D. Studying Cortical Mechanisms of Visual Object Recognition and Memory by Combining Psychophysics, fMRI and MEG	1999 $100,000 USA
Harvard University Yaoda Xu Objects Through the Eyes of Visual Short-Term Memory	2000 $149,220 USA
Harvard University Medical School Christopher Pack Cortical Processing of Optic Flow for Navigation and Visual Stability	1998 $150,000 USA
International School for Advanced Studies Mathew Diamond Cortical Representation and Storage of Tactile Events	2000 $150,000 Italy
John P. Robarts Research Institute Ravi S. Menon Functional MRI of Learning Motor Strategy and Tactics.	1996 $103,949 Canada
Johns Hopkins University David Lee Sherman, Ph.D. Quantitative Studies of Electrocorticograms Accompanying Speech and Language	1995 $60,000 USA
King's College London Jeffrey A. Gray Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging of Synaesthesia and Associative Learning.	1995 $68,064 United Kingdom
King's College London-Institute of Psychiatry Mary Phillips The Neural Correlates of Emotion Perception: A Multimodal Investigation using fMRI	1999 $136,221 United Kingdom
King's College London-Institute of Psychiatry Carl Senior The Functional Neuroanatomy of the Cognitive Representation of Motion	1999 $49,392 United Kingdom
Marine Biological Laboratory John Burris, Ph.D. In support of MBL's 1989 summer course and workshop in computational neuroscience.	1989 $40,000 USA
Massachusetts General Hospital Moshe Bar Studying Cortical Mechanisms of Visual Object Recognition and Memory by Combining Psychophysics, fMRI, and MEG	1998 $50,000 USA
Massachusetts General Hospital David W. Gow, Jr. Disorders of Lexical Access and Lexical Segmentation of Connected Speech	1994 $60,000 USA
Massachusetts General Hospital Janine D. Mendola Functional Organization of Human Ventral Visual Areas.	1996 $102,000 USA
Massachusetts General Hospital Christopher Moore A Moving Experience: fMRI, Psychophysics and Multi-Electrode Recording Studies of Spatio-Temporally Correlated Tactile Stimul	1999 $148,314 USA
Massachusetts General Hospital Rajeev Raizada Cross-Modal Processing and its Relations to Dyslexia: Psychophysics, fMRI, and Neurophysiology	2000 $149,820 USA
Massachusetts General Hospital Jeremy D. Schmahmann Cognitive Effects of Cerebellar Lesions in Monkeys	1998 $150,000 USA
Massachusetts General Hospital Chantal E. Stern Magnetic Resonance Studies of the Human Motor System	1992 $165,584 USA
Massachusetts General Hospital Jeffrey P. Sutton fMRI Investigation of Motor Learning for Rehabilitation	1997 $105,000 USA
Massachusetts General Hospital Mark Tramo, Ph.D. Co-P.I.: Henry Heffner Neural Coding of Communication Signals in Auditory Cortex	1999 $50,507 USA
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Wael Asaad The Neurochemical Basis of Prefrontal Cognitive Processing	2000 $75,400 USA
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Valentin Dragoi Cortical Plasticity and the Processing of Natural Images	2000 $146,446 USA
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Susan Hespos Optical Imaging in Human Infants	2000 $149,846 USA
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Zoe Kourtzi Shape Processing in the Ventral and Dorsal Visual pathways	1999 $149,738 USA
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Jaemin Rhee Lexical and Grammatical Processing in the Brain	2000 $13,710 USA
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Maximilian Riesenhuber Now You See It, Now You Don't: Towards a Computational Model of Object Detection in Rapidly Presented Images	2000 $131,455 USA
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Mriganka Sur, Ph.D. McDonnell-Pew Program in Cognitive Neuroscience 'Center' Renewal support	1995 $1,236,626 USA
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Jonathan D. Wallis Cortical Representation of Affective Working Memory	1998 $63,000 USA
Max Planck Institute for Bio Cybernetics Peter Tse The Neural Basis of Form Analysis in the Motion Pathway: Single-Unit Recording and Monkey fMRI Studies	1998 $150,000 Germany
Max Planck Institute for Brain Research James Waltz Investigating the Neural Basis of Binding in Visual Short-term Memory	1999 $88,422 Germany
McGill University Brenda Milner, Ph.D. and Michael Petrides Support for a Center grant in the McDonnell-Pew Program in Cognitive Neuroscience.	1989 $720,000 USA
McGill University Brenda Milner, Ph.D. and Michael Petrides Renewal for the McDonnell-Pew Program in Cognitive Neuroscience 'Center'	1993 $528,000 USA
McMaster University Suzanna Becker Training grant in the McDonnell-Pew Program in Cognitive Neuroscience "A Connectionist Account of Priming Effects and the Implicit-Explicit Memory Distinction."	1993 $127,169 Canada
Medical College of Wisconsin Jeffrey R. Binder Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging During Auditory Language Processing	1992 $60,000 USA
Medical Research Council Karalyn Patterson Research grant - McDonnell Pew Program in Cognitive Neuroscience.	1991 $59,678 United Kingdom
Montreal Neurological Institute, McGill University Robert J. Zatorre Functional Organization of the Human Auditory Cortex	1998 $146,510 Canada
Moss Rehabilitation Hospital Myrna F. Schwartz Towards a Cognitive Neuropsychology of Everyday Action	1990 $59,996 USA
Neurosciences Research Foundation, Inc. Andrew B. Schwartz Cortical Activity During Motor Illusions	1997 $105,000 USA
New York University J. Anthony Movshon Neural Basis of Sensorimotor Integration	1990 $30,000 USA
New York University Elizabeth A. Phelps Representations of Emotional Memory in the Human Brain	1990 $90,000 USA
New York University Elizabeth Phelps, Ph.D. The Cognitive Neuroscience of Emotional Memory	1999 $63,800 USA
New York University Nava Rubin The Neural Basis of Shape Representation: Towards an Intermediate-Level Analysis of Visual Surfaces	1995 $73,377 USA
New York University Kevin Sauve Perception, Imagery, and 40-Hz Thalamocortical Activity: A Magnetoencephalographic Investigation.	1995 $105,000 USA
New York University Wendy Suzuki Neural Basis of Long-Term Declarative Memory	1999 USA
Nijmegen University Walter Van Heuven The Wiring of the Language Network in the Bilingual Brain: fMRI Studies on Word Reading in Dutch-English Bilinguals	2000 $147,400 Netherlands
Northwester University John D. E. Gabrieli Neural Substrates of Human Perceptual-Motor Skill Learning	1990 $59,482 USA
Northwestern University Darren R. Gitelman A Network Approach to the Functional Imaging of Spatial Attention.	1996 $102,303 USA
Northwestern University Cynthia Thompson, Ph.D. fMRI Studies of Sentence Processing in Normal and Aphasic Subjects	1997 $105,000 USA
Northwestern University Beverly A. Wright Characterization and Training of Auditory Skills in Individuals with Language-Based Learning Disabilities	1995 $79,600 USA
Princeton University Joel Cooper, Ph.D. Support over two years for interdisciplinary research on the mechanics of human information processing in the laboratories of Cognitive Science, Engineering Anomalies, Cognitive Motivation, and Robotics/Expert Systems.	1994 $400,000 USA
Princeton University Paul M. Gochin Optical Imaging of Neuronal Activity in Inferior Temporal Cortex During Cognitive Visual Processing	1990 $58,557 USA
Princeton University Michael Graziano Charles Gross Visuo-Motor Integration in Premotor Areas of the Macaque Monkey Brain.	1995 $105,000 USA
Princeton University Charles Gross Neurogenesis in the Neocortex of the Adult Macaque and its Modulation by Experience	1999 $150,000 USA
Princeton University Charles G. Gross Neuronal Basis of Visual Imagery	1990 $60,000 USA
Princeton University Robert Jahn, Ph.D. York Dobyns, Brenda Dunne Support for Phase II of the Human Information Processing Group. Count Population Profiles in Engineering Anomalies Experiments	1991 $1,668,750 USA
Princeton University George Miller, Ph.D. Support for administrative costs of the McDonnell-Pew Program in Cognitive Neuroscience Phase II.	1992 $293,938 USA
Purdue University Jack Gandour Crosslinguistic PET Studies of Speech Prosody	1998 $147,169 USA
Research Foundation for Mental Hygiene, Inc. Daniel C. Javitt NMDA Receptors in Auditory Sensory Memory	1995 $105,000 USA
Rotman Research Institute of Baycrest Centre for Ge Craig Easdon Identifying the Spatiotemporal Properties of Neural Networks Underlying Inhibitory Mechanisms	2000 $150,000 Canada
Rotman Research Institute of Baycrest Centre for Ge Anthony McIntosh Interindividual Differences in the Functional Neural Networks Supporting Learning and Memory	2000 $148,310 Canada
Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke's Medical Center Debra A. Grosse Neocortical Networks of Implicit and Explicit Memory	1991 $56,804 USA
Rutgers University Stephen Hanson, Ph.D. Co-P.I.: Benjamin Bly New Methods and Concepts for Functional Brain Imaging	1999 $526,000 USA
Rutgers University Thomas V. Papathomas Visual Persistance and Temporal Processing Abilities in Specifically Language Impaired Children	1994 $57,951 USA
Rutgers University Howard Poizner Research Grant--McDonnell-Pew Program in Cognitive Neuroscience	1991 $60,000 USA
Rutgers University Romy V Spitz and Paula Tallal Visual Persistance and Temporal Processing Abilities in Specifically Language Impaired Children	1993 $60,000 USA
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey Anne Sereno	1996 USA
Stanford University Adam Anderson Neural Correlates of Affective Primacy	2000 $139,691 USA
Stanford University Stephen A. Engel The Neural Basis of Human Color Perception	1994 $90,000 USA
Stanford University Russell A. Poldrack The Neural Basis of Skill Learning using fMRI	1996 $105,000 USA
Temple University H. Branch Coslett Spatial Differences in Language Function	1993 $60,000 USA
Temple University Nadine Martin The Organization of Lexical and Phonological Processes: Investigations of Naming in Normal and Aphasic Popula	1990 $60,000 USA
The Hebrew University Ehud Zohary Mechanisms of Short Term Memory: A Neural Population Dynamics Approach	1997 $105,000 Israel
The Keystone Center Robert Craig, Ph.D. Partial support for the Keystone Center's interdisciplinary science colloquium.	1991 $35,000 USA
The Salk Institute for Biological Studies Ursula Bellugi, Ph.D. Linking Genes, Brain and Cognition	1999 $775,718 USA
The Weizmann Institute of Science Shabtai Barash Neural Processing Underlying Visual Segregation of Figure from Ground	1992 $60,000 Israel
Universita di Padova Carlo Umilta A Neurophysiologically-Motivated Computational Model of Spatial Attention in Vision and Action	1998 $125,000 Italy
Universita di Parma Giacomo Rizzolatti Mechanisms and Circuits for Space and Object Attention	1998 $146,000 Italy
Universite Laval Francois Dore, Ph.D. Interactions of the Perirhinal Cortex, Posterior Parietal Cortex, and Hippocampal Formation in Place Learning and Memory	1996 $30,000 Canada
University College London Jon Driver Multisensory Neglect in Perception and Spatial Working Memory	1999 $144,254 United Kingdom
University College London Tim Shallice Acquired and Developmental Disorders of Spelling: A Multi-Componential Model.	1995 $105,000 United Kingdom
University College London Ehud Zahory	1991 United Kingdom
University College London Ehud Zohary, Ph.D. Towards the Neural Basis of Perceptual Decisions	1994 $40,286 United Kingdom
University of Alabama at Birmingham Timothy J. Gawne Neural Dynamics of Form Perception in Monkey	1996 $105,000 USA
University of Alabama at Birmingham Rosalyn Weller The Search for the Neurl Substrates of Visual Agnosia	1992 $60,000 USA
University of Amsterdam Victor Lamme Does Late Activity in Primary Visual Cortex Play a Role in Visual Awareness?	2000 $150,000 Netherlands
University of Amsterdam Pieter Roelfsema Neural Mechanisms Responsible for the Selection of Visual Information	1999 $150,000 Netherlands
University of Arizona Foundation Merrill Garrett, Ph.D. McDonnell-Pew Program for Cognitive Neuroscience 'Center' renewal support. UA #424490	1995 $1,022,510 USA
University of Buffalo, SUNY David B. Bender Thalamic Control of Attention in Temporal and Parietal Cortex	1994 $58,511 USA
University of California Stephen G. Lisberger Neural Basis of Sensorimotor Integration	1990 $30,000 USA
University of California - Berkeley Clayton Curtis Neural Effects of Interference with Working Memory	2000 $150,000 USA
University of California - Davis Leah Krubitzer Elizabeth Disbrow Higher Order Somatosensory Processing Networks: A Combined fMRI Study in Monkeys and Humans	1998 $148,267 USA
University of California - Davis Tamara Y. Swaab ERP Studies of Language Deficits in Aphasia	1997 $95,100 USA
University of California - Davis Diane Swick Contributions of Prefrontal Cortex and Hippocampus to Episodic Memory: ERP and Lesion Studies	1998 $149,525 USA
University of California - Davis, Center for Neurosc Shih-Cheng Yen Cortical Basis of Perceptual Salience	1998 $150,000 USA
University of California - Las Angeles Dan Geschwind Localization of a Gene Underlying Cerebral Lateralization in Humans	1995 $103,950 USA
University of California - Las Angeles Alexandre Pouget Spatial Tranformations for Saccadic Eye Movement	1994 $60,000 USA
University of California - Los Angeles Susan Y. Bookheimer Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging During Language Activation: Effects of Facilitation and Inhibitory Priming on Regional	1994 $57,958 USA
University of California - Los Angeles Rick H. Cai Neural Correlates of Illusory Visual Localization, and Its Perceptual Consequences	1998 $145,461 USA
University of California - Los Angeles Matthew Lieberman The Role of the Basal Ganglia in Automatic Social Inference	1999 $150,000 USA
University of California - Los Angeles Frank Tong The Neural Basis of Binocular Rivalry and Visual Awareness in Human Visual Cortex	1999 $150,000 USA
University of California - San Francisco Vincent P. Ferrera Neural Basis for a Voluntary Action	1992 $125,262 USA
University of California - San Francisco John F. Houde The Role of Auditory Feedback in Speech Production	1998 $150,000 USA
University of California - San Francisco David Poeppel MEG Studies of Temporal and Spatial Coding in Speech Perception	1997 $105,000 USA
University of California - San Fransico Todd W. Troyer Imitation from Memory: An Associational Hypothesis for Vocal Learning.	1995 $105,000 USA
University of California, Davis Michael Gazzaniga, Ph.D. 1993 summer workshop to prepare "The Cognitive Neurosciences, A Handbook for the Field."	1993 $87,500 USA
University of California, Davis Michael Gazzaniga, Ph.D. Renewal for McDonnell-Pew Program in Cognitive Neuroscience Center. Dartmouth College (89-25) was the original institution receiving the 1st 'Center' grant. When Dr. Gazziniga transferred to UCD, he started a Cognitive Neuro	1993 $480,000 USA
University of California, Davis Michael Gazzaniga, Ph.D. 1994 McDonnell Summer Institute in Cognitive Neuroscience.	1993 $175,000 USA
University of California, Davis Michael Gazzaniga, Ph.D. McDonnell-Pew Program for Cognitive Neuroscience Renewal support grant #2.	1995 $1,021,800 USA
University of California, Davis Michael Gazzaniga, Ph.D. Support for the 1995 Summer Institute in Cognitive Neuroscience.	1995 $100,000 USA
University of California, San Diego Terrence Sejnowski, Ph.D. Support of a Center grant in the McDonnell-Pew Program in Cognitive Neuroscience at UCSD.	1989 $1,200,000 USA
University of California, San Diego Terrence Sejnowski, Ph.D. McDonnell-Pew Program in Cognitive Neuroscience Center Award - Renewal Support. UCSD #92-7070	1993 $880,000 USA
University of California, San Diego Terrence Sejnowski, Ph.D. McDonnell-Pew Program in Cognitive Neuroscience 'Center' Renewal (3rd) support.	1995 $1,286,400 USA
University of Cambridge Horace Barlow Cortical Maps and Image Segmentation	1991 $59,999 United Kingdom
University of Cambridge Simon Baron-Cohen Social Intelligence in the Autistic Brain: An fMRI Study	1999 $137,036 United Kingdom
University of Chicago Jack D. Cowan A Theory of How the Visual Cortex Works.	1996 $104,946 USA
University of Colorado Clark Fagot Rapid Behavioral Tuning to Task Demands: Computational Modeling of Empirical Data	1994 $90,000 USA
University of Colorado Michael C. Mozer Temporal Dynamics of Cognition in a Modular Cortical Architecture	1997 $105,000 USA
University of Delaware James E. Hoffman Extended Discourse and the N400 Component	1992 $59,179 USA
University of Delaware Colin Phillips The Neural Computation of Phonological Categories	1999 $135,434 USA
University of Fribourg Wolfram Schultz Nature of Reward Signals Carried by Primate Dopamine Neurons	1994 $56,250 Switzerland
University of Illinois Gregory DiGirolamo Cognitive and Neuroanatomical Interactions of Attention and Memory	1999 $132,600 USA
University of Illinois - Urbana/Champaign Emanuel Donchin, Ph.D. Partial support for a conference on noninvasive methodologies in mind/brain science.	1989 $10,000 USA
University of Iowa Antoine Bechara Neural Basis of Executive Control	1992 $126,188 USA
University of Iowa Steven J. Luck Neural Systems Mediating Attentional Selection in Time.	1995 $69,340 USA
University of Louisiana at Lafayette Todd Preuss, Ph.D. Taking the Measure of Diversity: Comparative Alternatives to the Model-Animal Paradigm in Cortical Neuroscience.	2000 $150,000 USA
University of Maryland Carl R. Olson Spatial Representation of the Body: Single Neuron Analysis in Somatosensory Cortex of Behaving Monkey	1990 $50,211 USA
University of Maryland-College Park David Poeppel, Ph.D. MEG Studies of Temporal and Spatial Coding in Speech Perception	1998 $83,429 USA
University of Massachusetts Sasch E. Engelbrecht Cerebro-Cerebellar Interactions in the Selection of Optimal Control Strategies	1996 $104,166 USA
University of Michigan John Jonides Imaginal Strategies in Inductive Reasoning: Evidence from PET	1990 $59,528 USA
University of Michigan Patricia A. Reuter-Lorenz A Neurocognitive Analysis of Multiple Form Perception	1992 $60,000 USA
University of Michigan - Ann Arbor Lawrence Hirschfield, Ph.D. Support for a conference, "Cultural Knowledge and Domain Specificity," to be held at the U. of Michigan in October, 1990.	1990 $8,000 USA
University of Michigan - Ann Arbor Gary Olson, Ph.D. Support for a Cognitive Neuroscience Symposium at the 1989 Cognitive Science Society Meeting.	1989 $5,300 USA
University of Minnesota Charles Nelson, Ph.D. To Advance Brain and Behavioral Research in Child Development	1998 $468,880 USA
University of Missouri Monica Fabiani Brain Correlates of False Memory: Electrophysiological and Optical Imaging Studies	1997 $104,903 USA
University of Missouri, Columbia Jonathan King The Temporal Dynamics of Language Processing	1998 $134,000 USA
University of Nottingham Amanda Parker Neuroanatomical Basis and Role of the Novelty Detection Preceding Memory Formation in Non-Human Primates	1999 $138,998 United Kingdom
University of Oregon Michael Anderson Inhibitory Control Processes and Frontal Lobe Function	1994 $58,448 USA
University of Oregon Dare A. Baldwin PET Activation Studies Comparing Aphasic and Normal Subjects: Two Speech Tasks Widely Used in Surgical Mapping.	1995 $104,704 USA
University of Oregon Michael I. Posner	1995 $720,000 USA
University of Oregon Margaret E. Sereno Network Modeling and Psychophysical Approaches to Motion and Depth Perception	1997 $105,000 USA
University of Oxford Colin Blakemore, Ph.D. Support of a Center grant in the McDonnell-Pew Program in Cognitive Neuroscience headed by Dr. Colin Blakemore.	1989 $1,200,000 United Kingdom
University of Oxford Colin Blakemore, Ph.D. Renewal for McDonnell-Pew Cognitive Neuroscience Center	1993 $880,000 United Kingdom
University of Oxford Colin Blakemore, Ph.D. McDonnell-Pew Program for Cognitive Neuroscience Center Renewal Support	1995 $1,283,760 USA
University of Oxford Donald Bundy, Ph.D. International Health and Cognition Programme (Phases I and II), Partnership for Child Development (PCD).	1994 $1,254,640 United Kingdom
University of Oxford Anne Nobre Selective Processing of Visual Features: Attention Inside Space and Objects	1999 $149,075 United Kingdom
University of Oxford Andrew Parker, Ph.D. Support to continue the development of European Cognitive Neuroscience	1998 $757,649 United Kingdom
University of Pennsylvania Mark D'Esposito Cognitive Sudies and Functional Neuroimaging in Working Memory	1994 $60,000 USA
University of Pennsylvania Martha Farah Modularity in the Visual Recognition System: Face Selective Processing in Monkey and Humans	1990 $60,000 USA
University of Pennsylvania Charan Ranganath Prefrontal Contributions in Memory in the Young and Old	1999 $150,000 USA
University of Pennsylvania Sharon L. Thompson-Schill Cognitive Neuropsychological Models of Category Specificity	1996 $105,000 USA
University of Pittsburgh Carol L. Colby Cortical Representation of Space in Monkeys and Humans	1997 $105,000 USA
University of Pittsburgh Kae Nakamura Role of Anterior Cingulate Cortex in Behavioral Control	2000 $150,000 USA
University of Pittsburgh Walter Schneider Brain Activations and Learning to Read: An fMRI Investigation	1997 $105,000 USA
University of Pittsburgh David Servan-Schreiber Towards a Model of Processing in the Fear Response Network	1994 $60,000 USA
University of Rochester Daphne Bavelier Reorganization of Visual Functions in Congenitally Deaf Adults	1998 $149,910 USA
University of Rochester Krystel Huxlin Mechanisms of Perceptual Recovery After Visual Cortical Lesions	2000 $134,493 USA
University of Rochester Robert A. Jacobs	1996 USA
University of Rochester Tatianna Pasternak Cortical Substrates of Short-Term Memory for Visual Motion Signals	1993 $59,982 USA
University of Rochester Alexandre Pouget Multisensory Spatial Representations for Motor Coordination	1999 $150,000 USA
University of Rochester Ira Shoulson, Ph.D. To develop a strategic plan based on scientific methods, intradisciplinary research & indentification of relevant, measurable outcomes for the Pew-McDonnell "Science of Childhood Potential"	1993 $47,442 USA
University of Rochester Gregory Zelinski A Neurocomputational Model of Saccade Programming During Visual Search	1992 $1,993 USA
University of Rochester Medical Center William H. Merigan Modelling Shape Recognition in Macaque Cortex	1996 $99,826 USA
University of Sheffield N. M. Hunkin Investigation of Medial Temporal Lobe Activation During Associative Memory Encoding Using Functional Magnetic Resonance Imagi	1997 $38,000 United Kingdom
University of Southern California W. Jake Jacobs Stress, Amygdala, Hippocampus, and Dissociated Emotional Memory.	1996 $102,860 USA
University of Southern California Diana R. Van Lancker	1995 USA
University of Southwestern Louisiana Todd M. Preuss Evolutionary Specializations of Human Cerebral Cortex	1998 $140,709 USA
University of St. Andrews A. D. Milner Exploration of a Neuropsychological Model of Cortical Visual Processing	1993 $37,250 Scotland
University of Texas Health Science Center Peter Fox, Ph.D. Support for airfare for international participants to attend "BrainMap: Workshop II"	1993 $15,000 USA
University of Texas Health Science Center Mario Liotto Functional Brain Organization in Visual Neglect Patients: A Behavioral/Electrophysiological/Neuroatomical Study	1994 $60,000 USA
University of Texas Health Science Center Anne Sereno, Ph.D. The Neurophysiology of Short-Term Memory	1999 $105,000 USA
University of Verona Leonardo Chelazzi Feature-Level Attention Mechanisms in the Brain of Humans and Monkeys	1999 $134,300 Italy
University of Wales Gordon D. A. Brown A Connectionist Model of Basal Ganglia Function.	1991 $57,939 United Kingdom
University of Washington George A. Ojemann Neuronal Activity Related to Human Memory	1996 $105,000 USA
University of Western Ontario Jody C. Culham Human Neural Substrates of Visually-Guided Grasping	1998 $149,543 Canada
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Fred J. Helmstetter Functional Imaging of Learning in the Human Brain	1997 $105,000 USA
Vanderbilt University Todd M. Preuss Evolutionary Specialization of Primate Motor Association Cortex	1990 $95,236 USA
Vanderbilt University Jeffrey D. Schall Neural Correlates of Directed Visual Attention in Visuomotor Cortex of Macaque Monkey	1990 $60,000 USA
Wake Forest University Barry E. Stein The Neural and Behavioral Principles of Multisensory Integration	1992 $46,252 USA
Wake Forest University School of Medicine Daeyeol Lee Neural Mechanisms of Binding and Short-term Memory Capacity	1999 $124,664 USA
Washington University in St. Louis William Betchel, Ph.D. Renewal of the Philosophy-Neuroscience-Psychology (PNP) Program	1996 $880,000 USA
Washington University in St. Louis Randy Buckner, Ph.D. Cognitive Neuroscience of Human Memory	1999 $300,000 USA
Washington University in St. Louis Roger Gibson, Ph.D. Support to initiate the program Philosophy, Neuroscience, and Psychology (PNP).	1993 $1,320,000 USA
Washington University in St. Louis Kathleen McDermott Cognitive Processing in Inferior Frontal Gyrus: Beyond the Verbal/Nonverbal Heuristic	1999 $150,000 USA
Washington University School of Medicine Maurizio Corbetta, Ph.D. Investigations of Human Cognition	2000 $300,000 USA
Washington University School of Medicine Anthony Dickinson Are Plans for Movement Organized in Parietal Cortex According to the Body Part ot be Moved, or According to the Task to be Pe	2000 $150,000 USA
Weill Medical College of Cornell University Michael Posner, Ph.D. To support six study panels in developmental cognitive neuroscience.	1998 $1,221,000 USA
Weizmann Institute of Science Tamar Flash Mechanisms of Sensorimotor Control of Goal-Directed Arm Movements	1994 $59,100 USA
Weizmann Institute of Science Rafael Malach Invariant Representation of Objects in the Human Visual System: Combining Computational Modeling and Brain Mapping	1999 $150,000 Israel
Yale University John C. Gore Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging of Working Memory	1994 $59,320 USA
Yale University Elizbeth A. Phelps The Role of the Human Amygdala in Emotional Memory and Evaluation	1997 $104,778 USA
Yale University Lizabeth M. Romanski The Prefrontal Cortex and Working Memory in the Auditory Domain	1993 $90,000 USA
Yale University Seamas Scalaidhe Neurophysiology of Memory in Prefrontal Cortex: Single Neuron Recording and Event Related Potentials	1991 $116,516 USA
Yale University School of Medicine Christos Constantinidis The Cortical Circuitry that Mediates Working Memory	2000 $146,310 USA
Yale University School of Medicine Ioan Opris Neural Correlates of Decision Mechanism in Prefrontal Cortex	2000 $147,660 USA
York University Vinod Goel Imaging the Reasoning Brain	2000 $123,776 Canada