CNS: Cognitive Neuroscience Society

Anjali Bhatara, Vice Chair
Mc Gill University Psychology: Ph.D. Candidate

I became interested in cognitive neuroscience during my undergraduate training at Stanford University in Human Biology. During this time, I worked on a project examining children's brain activations during tasks involving spatial and verbal working memory. I then entered the Coterminal degree program at Stanford and obtained a masters in Psychology. My project during this time was a functional brain imaging study comparing music to language procesing. Currently, I am pursuing my doctorate in Dr. Daniel Levitin's laboratory at Mc Gill University, and my research is focusing on autism and musical perception, with a focus on emotion in music.



General Information: cnsinfo@cogneurosociety.org Newsletter Information: cnsnewsletter@cogneurosociety.org For questions or comments on this website: Webmaster	Anjali Bhatara, Vice Chair Mc Gill University Psychology: Ph.D. Candidate I became interested in cognitive neuroscience during my undergraduate training at Stanford University in Human Biology. During this time, I worked on a project examining children's brain activations during tasks involving spatial and verbal working memory. I then entered the Coterminal degree program at Stanford and obtained a masters in Psychology. My project during this time was a functional brain imaging study comparing music to language procesing. Currently, I am pursuing my doctorate in Dr. Daniel Levitin's laboratory at Mc Gill University, and my research is focusing on autism and musical perception, with a focus on emotion in music.
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