NACS' Maryland Neuroimaging Center (MNC)

Made possible by a $2 million award from the NSF, the MNC will house a new fMRI scanner and the University's existing MEG, a combination that exists at only a couple of locations in the country. The center opens in Summer 2011.

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	ASSISTANT Director Pam Komarek 2131 Biology-Psychology Building University of Maryland College Park, MD 20742 Phone: 301-405-8910 Fax: 301-314-9566 Email: pkomarek@umd.edu

	PROGRAM director Robert J. Dooling Professor Department of Psychology 2123D Biology-Psychology Building Email: rdooling@umd.edu
	Graduate Director Bill Idsardi Associate Professor Department of Linguistics 1417 Marie Mount Hall Email: idsardi@umd.edu
	ADMISSIONS Director Cindy Moss Professor Department of Psychology 2123M Biology-Psychology Building Email: moss@umd.edu

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Maria Chait (Ph.D 2006) moved from Tel Aviv, Israel to join the NACS program. She works with researchers in the US, Japan and France with Dr. Poeppel employing functional brain imaging (MEG) to study the cortical systems that involved in the processing of auditory information. In short, Maria seeks answers to how a listener is able to segregate sounds. | More |

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