Neural Basis of Attention

Award:
Award #:
Timeframe:
2016-2020
Amount:
$6,000,000
Principal Investigator:
Peter Tse (Dartmouth)
Project leads
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Charles Gray
(MSU)
Co-PI
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Gideon Caplovitz
(UNR)
Co-PI
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David Sheinberg
(Brown)
Co-PI
Montana State University is a partner in neuroscience research on attention with New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Nevada. The Montana sub-award is $2M on this $6M project.
Focused attention is critical to countless daily tasks, from operating machinery to maintaining safety in high security settings. This project forms a consortium of neuroscientists in New Hampshire, Montana, Rhode Island and Nevada to develop a greater understanding of attention. The goal of this project is to develop a unified model of attention that applies across multiple domains, from single cells to large brain circuits. The consortium expects to establish lasting collaborations, build industrial partnerships, expand the neuroscience workforce, and extend educational opportunities to traditionally disadvantaged groups.
Media
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MSU neuroscientists among team to win $6 million grant to study the brain circuits that help us focus and pay attention
November 9, 2016
Montana State University News
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Dartmouth-Led Research on How Attention Works in the Brain Receives NSF Award
August 23, 2016
Dartmouth Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences
