Background
David Bridwell
I am currently a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Mind Research Network in Albuquerque, New Mexico. I am interested integrating information from multiple modalities (e.g. EEG/MEG and fMRI) in order to spatiotemporally characterize brain networks during rest, during tasks, and in healthy and clinical settings. I conducted graduate research on attention and visual perception at the Human Neuroscience Laboratory (HNL) at UC Irvine. I also worked at the UC Davis Center for Mind and Brain as part of the Shamatha Project team. The Shamatha Project (ShP) is a longitudinal study of the effects of attention training (through concentration meditation) on attention and emotional regulation.
The latest goings-on
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Manuscript accepted by Psychological Science Bridwell, D.A., and Srinivasan, R. Distince attention networks for feature enhancement and suppression in vision (Added 03.17.2012) |
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MRN fMRI Course It was nice to receive some additional formal training on fMRI at the MRN fMRI Course at the University of Colorado at Boulder.
Thanks for Tor Wager, Kent Keil, and Vince Calhoun for hosting the event. |
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Regional Judge January through April is "science fair" season in Albuquerque. I had a great time as one of the judges at the Central New Mexico Science and Engineering Research Challenge.
It was nice meet so many enthusiastic high school students. |
Last Update: 05.04.2012