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typical populations. We use a number of methods, including neuroimaging (fMRI), pharmacology, behavioral paradigms, and eye-tracking. This is a salaried, academic position focused on training in human
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primarily in the Yale Child Language Development Lab, which is directed by Dr. Aravind and based in the Department of Linguistics, and will also contribute to closely related work led by Dr. Brody in
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and substance use through human laboratory studies, neuroimaging, and clinical trials. The Center brings together investigators with deep expertise in psychopharmacology, neuroscience, psychiatry, and
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Center, enabling the collection, storage, and analysis of tissue and biospecimen samples linked to rich clinical data. Postgraduate research assistants embedded in this program work at the intersection