Bram zandbelt | Post doc
Bram Zandbelt obtained degrees in bio-medical science (BSc) and neuroscience (MSc) from VU University Amsterdam and cognitive neuroscience (PhD) from Utrecht University. His primary research interests are self-control and decision-making. In his PhD research with Matthijs Vink and René Kahn at the University Medical Center Utrecht, Bram used functional neuroimaging and brain stimulation to study the neurobiological mechanisms of two aspects of self-control: action restraint (proactive response inhibition) and action cancellation (reactive response inhibition). As a postdoc with Jeff Schall, Gordon Logan, and Tom Palmeri at Vanderbilt University, Bram developed and tested computational models of response inhibition and decision-making. In 2014, he joined the Cools lab, where he will continue to work on the computational and neurobiological mechanisms of self-control and decision-making.
For more information about his work, see http://bramzandbelt.wordpress.com/