Kareem A. Zaghloul

Surgical Neurology (SNB) Branch Chief and Senior Investigator, Functional Neurosurgery Section, SNB

Division

Division of Intramural Research

Areas of Interest

Behavioral Neuroscience, Clinical Neuroscience, Neurological Disorders, and Synapses and Circuits

Contact

kareem.zaghloul@nih.gov

301-594-8114

Dr. Zaghloul received his B.Sc. degree from MIT in 1995 and his M.D. and Ph.D. degrees from the University of Pennsylvania in 2003. His graduate work focused on developing silicon models of visual processing in the mammalian retina with Dr. Kwabena Boahen. Dr. Zaghloul completed a residency in Neurological Surgery in 2010 from the University of Pennsylvania. During this time, he completed postdoctoral research with Dr. Michael Kahana, investigating the neural correlates of human memory encoding, decision, and reward. Dr. Zaghloul has completed clinical fellowships in Epilepsy Surgery and in DBS Surgery. Dr. Zaghloul joined NINDS as a Staff Clinician in 2010, and as an Investigator in 2013. His laboratory is focused on investigating the neural mechanisms underlying human cognitive function.

Research Interests

The Functional and Restorative Neurosurgery Unity is part of the Surgical Neurology Branch in the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke. Our lab exploits the unique investigative opportunities provided by intracranial electrical recordings during neurosurgical procedures. Using recordings captured from epilepsy patients implanted with subdural and depth electrodes, we investigate the activation of cortical networks during memory encoding and recall. And using recordings captured during implantation of deep brain stimulators, we investigate the role of the basal ganglia in learning and decision-making.

Human Intracranial Recordings in Epilepsy

Clinical recordings captured from intracranial subdural and depth electrodes (electrocorticography [ECoG]) are important tools in accurately defining areas of epileptic and functional cortex. Surgically resecting epileptogenic tissue relies on accurately defining these areas and offers patients the best chance of seizure freedom. In addition, because these intracranial electrodes are typically kept in place for 1 to 2 weeks, during which time patients are awake and capable of performing complex cognitive tasks, there is a distinct opportunity to collect important neurophysiologic data and to explore how those data correlate with a variety of cognitive functions.

The focus of our work has been to investigate neuronal oscillations captured by these recordings to gain insight into the neural mechanisms that underlie memory formation and recall. We are interested in mapping the distributed patterns of activity that occur across the brain when you store an item in memory. Using computational approaches, we can begin to understand where and when such activity changes, and we can map those spatiotemporal changes in activity with high precision. We are also interested in understanding how these patterns of activity reactivate when you remember an item, and how connections between different areas of the brain coordinate these changes across several regions. Because your ability to pay attention plays a large role in whether you remember something, we are also interested in how attention changes these patterns of activity. Finally, using microelectrodes to capture the activity of individual neurons, we are investigating how the activity of individual neurons relates to the changes we observe in these neuronal oscillations during memory encoding and recall.

Human Intracranial Recordings during Deep Brain Stimulation Surgery

The development of deep brain stimulation (DBS) surgery as a viable treatment for patients with movement disorders offers a unique opportunity to access the neurophysiology of the basal ganglia. Microelectrode recordings captured during surgery play an important role in clinically defining the optimal site for placement of DBS electrodes. In addition, because during this surgery patients are awake and can engage in cognitive tasks, these recordings also offer a unique opportunity to investigate the neurophysiology of the basal ganglia and its role in cognitive functions.

The focus of our work has been to investigate single neuron and oscillatory activity captured by these recordings to investigate the neural mechanisms that underlie learning and decision-making. We have found that single neuron activity in these structures changes both during feedback learning and when making difficult decisions, and are interested in exploring these questions further. We are interested in understanding how these changes in spiking activity relate to the changes we also observe in the neuronal oscillations that we record in order to understand how the brain processes this information. This includes relating the single neuron activity to oscillations in the basal ganglia, but also relating this activity to the oscillations that we observe at the cortical surface. By studying these mechanisms, we hope to gain some insight in understanding the role the basal ganglia may play in mediating these cognitive functions.

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Lab Members

Current Members

Julio Chapeton, Ph.D. - Staff Scientist
Kelsey Sundby, Ph.D., Postdoctoral Fellow
Uma Mohan, Ph.D.,
Ian Bright, Ph.D.,
Ryan Kirkpatrick, Ph.D.
Joshua Diamond, M.D., Neurosurgery Resident
Samantha Jackson, B.S., Data Engineer
Oceane Fruchet, MSE, Lab Manager
Noah Steinberg, Ph.D.-student, Georgetown Un.
Rachael Volkman, Postbac IRTA
Maxwell Lichtenfeld, Postbac IRTA
Elizabeth Jitendran, Postbac IRTA
Alexander Wu, Postbac IRTA
Caroline MacLaren, postbac IRTA

Lab Alumni

Weizhen Xie, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Un. of Maryland
John Wittig, Jr., Ph.D., VP Data Science, iBoss
Vishnu Sreekumar, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, IIIT Hyderabad
Alex Vaz, M.D., Ph.D., Neurosurgery Resident, University of Pennsylvania
Jiali Zhang, Ph.D., Postdoctoral fellow, Oxford University
Baltazar Zavala, M.D., Ph.D., Neurosurgery Resident, Barrow Neurological Institute
Robert Yaffe, Ph.D., Software Engineer, Google
Tora Bonnevie, M.D., Ph.D., Postdoctoral Fellow, Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Rafi Haque, M.D., Ph.D., Neurology Resident, Massachusetts General Hospital/Brigham & Women's Hospital
David Zarrin, Medical Student, UCLA
Ujwal Boddeti, Medical Student, University of Maryland
Danielle McAuliffe, M.D., Neurology Resident
Armin Mortazavi, M.D., Neurosurgery Resident, University of Michigan
Mitchell Rock, M.D., Neurosurgery Resident, University of North Carolina
Anas Khan, MD/PhD Student, University of Alabama - Birmingham
Marcelle Altshuler, M.D., Neurosurgery Resident, Brigham and Women's Hospital
Andrew Il Yang, M.D., Assistant Professor, Barrow Neurological Institute
Jason Hsieh, M.D., Neurosurgery Resident, Cleveland Clinic
Ai Phuong Tong, M.D., Ph.D., Resident Physician, University of Washington
Molly Baumhauer, MD/PhD Student, University of Michigan
Valerie Wang, Ph.D. Student, Harvard University
Sabrina Nusraty, Medical Student, University of Maryland
Audrey Phan, MD/PhD Student, Harvard University
Ryan Carney, MD/PhD Student, UCLA
Nichols Faturos, MD/PhD Student, University of Minnesota
Kohleman Swift, MD/PhD Student, Harvard University
Srijan Bhasin, MD Student, Duke University
Courtney Battles, Clinical Specialist, Medtronic Inc.
Jemima Olu-Owatade, Research assistant, University of Maryland
Erin Schaeffer, MD/PhD Student, University of Wisconsin
David Youssef, MD Student, Icahn School of Medicine at Mt. Sinai
Mostafa El-Kalliny, MD/PhD Student, University of Colorado
Christopher Zawora, Software Developer, FairVote
Michael Trotta, Software Engineer, Protenus
Anthony Jang, M.D., Psychiatry Resident, University of California, Los Angeles
Timothy Sheehan, Ph.D., Data Scientist, Cumulus Neuro
John Cocjin, Data Scientist, C3 AI
Srikanth Damera, M.D., Ph.D., Pediatrics Resident, Children's National Medical Center
Jian Dong, M.D., Radiologist, York Hospital, Maine

Selected Publications

2025

Sundby KK, Vaz AP, Wittig JH, Jackson SN, Inati SK, Zaghloul KA (2025) Attention to memory content enhances single-unit spike sequence fidelity in the human anterior temporal lobe Current Biology 35: 1085-1094 (PDF)

2024

Xie W*, Wittig JH*, Chapeton JI, El-Kalliny M, Jackson SN, Inati SK, Zaghloul KA (2024) Neuronal sequences in population bursts encode information in human cortex Nature 635: 935-942 (PDF)

Phan AT, Xie W, Chapeton JI, Inati SK, Zaghloul KA (2024) Dynamic patterns of functional connectivity in human cortical networks are specific to individual memory formation Nature Communications 15: 8969 (PDF)

Diamond JM, Chapeton JI, Xie W, Jackson SNInati SK, Zaghloul KA (2024) Human focal seizures induce spatiotemporal organization in neuronal spiking bursts Nature Communications 15: 7075 (PDF)

2023

Vaz A, Wittig JH, Inati SK, Zaghloul KA (2023) Backbone spiking sequences as a basis for preplay, replay, and default states in human cortex Nature Communications 14: 4723 (PDF)

Youssef D, Wittig JH, Jackson S, Inati SK, Zaghloul KA (2023) Neuronal spiking responses to direct electrical microstimulation in the human cortex Journal of Neuroscience (PDF)

Diamond JM, Withers CP, Chapeton JI, Rahman S, Inati SK, Zaghloul KA (2023) Interictal discharges in the human brain are travelling waves arising from an epileptogenic source Brain 146: 1903-10915 (PDF)

Xie W, Chapeton J, Bhasin S, Zawora C, Wittig JH, Inati SK, Zhang W, Zaghloul KA (2023) The medial temporal lobe supports the quality of visual short-term memory representations Nature Human Behaviour 7: 627-641 (PDF)

2022

Chapeton J, Wittig JH, Inati SK, Zaghloul KA (2022) Functional modules of the human temporal lobe Nature Communications 13: 6263 (PDF)

Ksendzovsky A, Altshuler M, Walbridge S, Bachani M, Mortazavi A, Steiner J, Edwards N, Inati SK, Heiss JD, Kapur J, Zaghloul KA (2022) Chronic neuronal activation leads to LDHA overexpression and glycolysis through the AMPK/HIF1a hypoxia pathway Brain Communication In Press

Mortazavi A, Fayed I, Bachani M, Dowdy T, Jahanipour J, Khan A, Owotade J, Walbridge S, Inati SK, Steiner J, Wu J, Gilbert M, Yang CZ, Larion M, Maric D, Ksendzovsky A, Zaghloul KA (2021) IDH Mutated Gliomas Promote Epileptogenesis through D-2-Hydroxyglutarte Dependent mTOR Hyperactivation NeuroOncology noac003 (PDF)

2021

Tong APS, Vaz AP, Wittig JH, Inati SK, Zaghloul KA (2021) Ripples in the human temporal lobe reflect a spectrum of synchronous spiking activity in the human anterior temporal lobe eLife 10:e68401 (PDF)

Diamond JM, Diamond BE, Trotta MS, Dembny K, Inati SK, Zaghloul KA (2021) Traveling waves reveal a dynamic seizure source in human focal epilepsy Brain 144(6): 1751-1763 (PDF)

2020

Haque RU, Inati SK, Levey AI, Zaghloul KA (2020) Prediction error signals during episodic memory retrieval Nature Communications 11: 6075 (PDF)

Vaz AP, Wittig JH, Inati SK, Zaghloul KA (2020) Replay of neural sequences in the human cortex during memory retrieval Science 367(6842): 1131-1134 (PDF)

Steinhardt C, Sacre P, Sheehan TC, Wittig JH, Inati SK, Sarma S, Zaghloul KA (2020) Characterizing and predicting cortical evoked responses to direct electrical stimulation of the human brain Brain Stimulation 13(5): 1218-1225 (PDF)

Xie W, Bainbridge WA, Inati SK, Baker CI, Zaghloul KA (2020) Memorability of words in arbitrary verbal associations modulates memory retrieval in the anterior temporal lobe Nature Human Behavior 9: 937-948 (PDF)

2019

Chapeton JI, Haque R, Wittig JH, Inati SK, Zaghloul KA (2019) Large-scale communication in the human brain is rhythmically modulated through alpha coherence Current Biology 29(17): 2801-2811 (PDF)

Diamond JM, Chapeton JI, Theodore WI, Inati SK, Zaghloul KA (2019) The seizure onset zone drives state-dependent epileptiform activity in susceptible brain regions Clinical Neurophysiology 130(9): 1628-1641 (PDF)

Steinhardt C, Sacre P, Sheehan TC, Wittig JH, Inati SK, Sarma S, Zaghloul KA (2019) Investigations of architectures for models of neural responses to electrical brain stimulation Proceedings of the 2019 Annual Conference of the IEEE EMBS 41: 6892-6895 (PDF)

Vaz AP, Inati SK, Brunel N, Zaghloul KA (2019) Coupled ripple oscillations between the medial temporal lobe and neocortex retrieve human memory Science 363(6430): 975-978 (PDF)

El-Kalliny ME, Wittig JH, Sheehan TC, Sreekumar V, Inati SK, Zaghloul KA (2019) Changing temporal context in human temporal lobe promotes memory of distinct episodes Nature Communications 10:203 (PDF)

Bonnevie T, Zaghloul KA (2019) The subthalamic nucleus: Unravelling new roles and mechanisms in the control of action The Neuroscientist 25(1): 48-64 (PDF)

2018

Zavala B, Jang AI, Lungu CI, Brown P, Zaghloul KA (2018) Cognitive control involves theta power within trials and beta power across trials Brain 141(12):3361-3376 (PDF)

Wittig JH, Jang AI, Cocjin JB, Inati SK, Zaghloul KA (2018) Attention improves memory by suppressing spiking-neuron activity in the human anterior temporal lobe Nature Neuroscience 21:808-10 (PDF)

Sheehan TC^*, Sreekumar V^*, Inati SK, Zaghloul KA (2018) Signal Complexity of Human Intracranial EEG Tracks Successful Associative-Memory Formation across Individuals Journal of Neuroscience 38(7): 1744-1755 (PDF)

Trotta MS, Cocjin J, Whitehead E, Damera S, Wittig JH, Saad ZS, Inati SK, Zaghloul KA (2018) Surface based electrode localization and standardized regions of interest for intracranial EEG Human Brain Mapping 39: 709-721 (PDF)

2017

Zavala B, Jang AI, Zaghloul KA (2017) Human subthalamic nucleus activity during decision making eLife 6:e31007 (PDF)

Sreekumar V, Wittig JH, Sheehan TC, Zaghloul KA (2017) Principled approaches to direct brain stimulation for cognitive enhancement Frontiers in Neuroscience 11(650): 1-7 (PDF)

Jang AI^*, Wittig JH^*, Inati SK, Zaghloul KA (2017) Human cortical neurons in the anterior temporal lobe reinstate spiking activity during verbal memory retrieval Current Biology 27: 1700-1705 (PDF)

Chapeton J, Inati SK, Zaghloul KA (2017) Stabile functional networks exhibit consistent timing in the human brain of functional connections in the human neocortex Brain 140: 628-640 (PDF)

Vaz AP, Yaffe RB, Wittig JH, Inati SK, Zaghloul KA (2017) Dual origins of measured phase-amplitude coupling reveal distinct neural mechanisms underlying episodic memory in the human cortex NeuroImage 148: 148-159 (PDF)

Yaffe RB, Shaikhouni A, Arai J, Inati SK, Zaghloul KA (2017) Cued memory retrieval exhibits reinstatement of high gamma power on a faster timescale in the left temporal lobe and prefrontal cortex Journal of Neuroscience 37(17): 4472-4480 (PDF)

2016

Aron A, Herz D, Brown P, Forstmann B, Zaghloul KA (2016) Fronto-subthalamic circuits for control of action and cognition Journal of Neuroscience 36(45): 11489-95 (PDF)

Vanegas N, Lauro P, Huang L, Hallett M, Horovitz S, Zaghloul KA^*, Lungu C^* (2016) Tractography Patterns of Subthalamic Nucleus Deep Brain Stimulation Brain 139(4): 1200-1210 (PDF)

Zavala B, Tan H, Ashkan K, Foltynie T, Limousin P, Zrinzo L, Zaghloul KA, Brown P (2016) Human subthalamic nucleus-medial frontal cortex theta phase coherence is involved in conflict and error related cortical monitoring NeuroImage 137: 178-187 (PDF)

Zavala B, Damera S, Lungu C, Brown P, Zaghloul KA (2015) Human subthalamic nucleus theta and beta oscillations entrain neuronal firing during sensorimotor conflict Cerebral Cortex (In Press)

2015

Haque RU, Wittig JH, Damera S, Inati SK, Zaghloul KA (2015) Cortical low-frequency power and progressive phase synchrony precede successful memory encoding Journal of Neuroscience 35(40): 13577-86 (PDF)

Zavala B, Zaghloul KA, Brown P (2015) The subthalamic nucleus, oscillations, and conflict Movement Disorders 30(3): 328-338 (PDF)

Burke JF, Merkow MB, Jacobs J, Kahana MJ, Zaghloul KA (2015) Brain computer interface to enhance episodic memory in human participants Frontiers in Human Neuroscience 8: 1055 (PDF)

Greenberg JA, Burke JF, Haque RU, Kahana MJ, Zaghloul KA (2015) Decreases in theta and increases in high frequency activity underlie associative memory encoding Neuroimage 114: 257-263 (PDF)

2014

Yaffe RB, Kerr SD, Damera S, Sarma S, Inati SK, Zaghloul KA (2014) Reinstatement of distributed patterns of oscillatory power occurs with precise spatiotemporal dynamics during successful memory recall PNAS 111(52): 18727-32 (PDF)

Yang AI, Vanegas N, Lungu Z, Zaghloul KA (2014) Beta coupled high frequency activity and beta locked neuronal spiking in the human subthalamic nucleus Journal of Neuroscience 34(38): 12816-12827 (PDF)

Ramayya AG, Zaghloul KA, Weidemann CT, Baltuch GH, Kahana MJ (2014) Electrophysiological evidence for functionally distinct populations in the human substantia nigra Frontiers in Human Neuroscience 8: 655 (PDF)

Zavala B, Brittain JS, Jenkinson N, Ashkan K, Foltynie T, Limousin P, Zrinzo L, Green AL, Aziz T, Zaghloul KA, Brown P (2014) Midline frontal cortex low frequency activity drives subthalamic nucleus oscillations during conflict Journal of Neuroscience 34(21): 7322-7333 (PDF)

Burke JF, Long NM, Zaghloul KA, Sharan AD, Sperling MR, Kahana MJ (2014) Human intracranial high-frequency activity maps episodic memory formation in space and time Neuroimage 85(2): 834-843 (PDF)

2009 - 2013

Burke JF*, Zaghloul KA*, Jacobs J, Williams RB, Sperling MR, Sharan AD, Kahana MJ, Baltuch GH (2013) Synchronous and asynchronous theta and gamma activity during episodic memory formation Journal of Neuroscience 33(1): 292-304 (PDF)

Weintraub D, Zaghloul KA (2013) The role of the subthalamic nucleus in cognition Reviews in the Neurosciences 24(2): 125-138 (PDF)

Zavala B, Brittain JS, Jenkinson N, Ashkan K, Foltynie T, Limousin P, Zrinzo L, Green AL, Aziz T, Zaghloul KA, Brown P (2013) Subthalamic nucleus LFP activity during the Eriksen-Flanker task reveals a novel role for theta phase during conflict monitoring Journal of Neuroscience 33(37): 14758-14766 (PDF)

Zaghloul KA, Weidemann CT, Lega BC, Jaggi JL, Baltuch GH, Kahana MJ (2012) Decision conflict modulates spiking activity in the human subthalamic nucleus during action selection. Journal of Neuroscience 32(7): 2453-60 (PDF)

Schiemann J, Schlaudraff F, Klose V, Bingmer M, Seina S, Magill PJ, Zaghloul KA, Schneider G, Liss B, Roeper J (2012) K-ATP channels in dopamine neurons of the medial substantia nigra control burst firing and novelty-induced exploratory behavior Nature Neuroscience 15(9): 1272-80 (PDF)

Lega BC, Kahana MJ, Jaggi JL, Baltuch GH, Zaghloul KA (2011) Neuronal and oscillatory activity during reward processing in the human ventral striatum NeuroReport 22(16): 795-800 (PDF)

Lega BC, Serruya MD, Zaghloul KA (2011) Brain Machine Interfaces: Electophysiological Challenges and Limitations Critical Reviews in Biomedical Engineering 39(1): 121-144 (PDF)

Zaghloul KA, Blanco JA, McGill K, Jaggi JL, Baltuch GH, Kahana MJ (2009) Human Substantia Nigra Neurons Encode Unexpected Financial Rewards Science 323: 1496-99 (PDF)

Downloads

Datasets:

Xie W, Lichtenfeld M, Langbein J, Haque R, Ksendzovsky A, Inati SK, Levey AI, Baker CI, Zaghloul KA (2025) Semantic Knowledge Contributes to Visual Memory Change Detection in the Medial Temporal Lobe In Review (Data)

Sundby KK, Vaz A, Wittig JH, Jackson S, Inati SK, Zaghloul KA (2025) Attention enhances single-unit sequence fidelity in the human anterior temporal lobe during memory encoding Current Biology (Data)

Zhang J, Wittig JH, Jackson S, Inati SK, Behrens TEJ, Zaghloul KA (2025) Fidelity of neuronal spike sequences in the human anterior temporal lobe is related to successful memory formation In Review (Data)

Xie W, Wardle, SG, Langbein J, Fruchet O, Baumhauer M, Phan A, Tong AP, Japee S, Inati SK, Baker CI, Zaghloul KA (2024) The role of the parahippocampal cortex in memory consolidation for scenes In Review (Data)

Xie W*, Wittig JH*, Chapeton JI, El-Kalliny M, Jackson SN, Inati SK, Zaghloul KA (2024) Neuronal sequences within spiking bursts encode information in the human anterior temporal lobe Nature 635: 935-942 (Data)

Diamond JM, Chapeton JI, Xie W, Jackson SNInati SK, Zaghloul KA (2024) Human focal seizures induce spatiotemporal organization in neuronal spiking bursts Nature Communications 15: 7075 (Data)

Vaz A, Wittig JH, Inati SK, Zaghloul KA (2023) Backbone spiking sequences as a basis for preplay, replay, and default states in human cortex Nature Communications 14: 4723 (Data)

Youssef D, Wittig JH, Jackson S, Inati SK, Zaghloul KA (2023) Neuronal spiking responses to direct electrical microstimulation in the human cortex Journal of Neuroscience 43(24): 4448-4460 (Data)

Chapeton J, Wittig JH, Inati SK, Zaghloul KA (2022) Functional modules of the human temporal lobe Nature Communications 13: 6263 (Data)

Tong, APS, Vaz AP, Wittig JH, Inati SK, Zaghloul KA (2021) Ripples reflect a spectrum of synchronous spiking activity in the human anterior temporal lobe eLife 10: e68401 (Data)

Haque RU, Inati SK, Levey AI, Zaghloul KA (2020) Feedforward prediction error signals during episodic memory retrieval Nature Communications 11: 6075 (Download predError.zip (Type: zip, Size: 3.5GB))

Vaz AP, Wittig JH, Inati SK, Zaghloul KA (2020) Replay of cortical spiking sequences during human memory retrieval Science 367(6842): 1131-1134 (Download spikeReplay.zip (Type: zip, Size: 32.1MB))

Vaz AP, Inati SK, Brunel N, Zaghloul KA (2019) Coupled ripple oscillations between the medial temporal lobe and neocortex retrieve human memory Science 363(6430) (Download rippleMemory.zip (Type: zip, Size: 161MB))

Zavala B, Jang AI, Zaghloul KA (2017) Human subthalamic nucleus activity during decision making eLife 6:e31007 (Download seqMemData.zip (Type: zip, Size: 1.8GB))

Jang AI, Wittig JH, Inati SK, Zaghloul KA (2017) Human cortical neurons in the anterior temporal lobe reinstate spiking activity during verbal memory retrieval Current Biology 27: 1700-1705 (Download unitReinstatement.zip (Type: zip, Size: 61MB))

Code:

Diamond JM, Withers CP, Chapeton JI, Rahman S, Inati SK, Zaghloul KA (2023) Interictal discharges in the human brain are traveling waves arising from an epileptogenic source Brain 146: 1903-10915 (Code)

Diamond JM, Diamond BE, Trotta MS, Dembny K, Inati SK, Zaghloul KA (2020) Traveling waves reveal a dynamic seizure source in human focal epilepsy Brain 144(6): 1751-1763 (Code)

Trotta M*, Cocjin J*, Whitehead E, Damera S, Wittig JH, Saad ZS, Inati SK, Zaghloul KA (2018) Surface based electrode localization and standardized regions of interest for intracranial EEG Human Brain Mapping 39(2): 209-721 (Code and Sample Data)

Collaborators

NINDS

Sara Inati, M.D., EEG Section
William Theodore, M.D., Clinical Epilepsy Section
Mark Hallett, M.D., Scientist Emeritus, Movement Disorders

NIMH

Barry Richmond, M.D., Section on Neural Coding and Computation
Alex Martin, Ph.D., Section on Cognitive Neuropsychology
Chris Baker, Ph.D., Section on Learning and Plasticity

NICHD

Chris McBain, Ph.D., Section on Cellular and Synaptic Physiology

Outside NIH

Michael J. Kahana, Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania
Josh Jacobs, Ph.D., Columbia University
Sridevi Sarma, Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University
Peter Brown, M.D., Oxford University

Kareem A. Zaghloul, M.D., Ph.D.