Roey Schur

Roey is a postdoctoral collaborator from the Gershman Lab. He is intrigued by the search for mechanistic explanations to various cognitive processes. To understand how the brain gives rise to behavior, he believes we must integrate behavioral studies, computational models of cognition and advanced neuroimaging.  He completed his PhD in Computational Brain Science at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem (ELSC). Working with Prof. Aviv Mezer, he developed methods for in vivo mapping of white-matter tracts using multi-modal quantitative MRI.