Amy Daitch BE, MS, PhD

Amy received her bachelor from MIT and her PhD in Biomedical Engineering from Washington University in St. Louis in 2014. As a graduate student in Maurizio Corbetta's lab, her research focused on the oscillatory dynamics of visuospatial attention in humans using ECoG. As a postdoc, she is studying the dynamics within and between two brain regions involved in numerical cognition. She also plans to use a combination of ECoG and electrical brain stimulation to study the interaction between normally opposing brain networks (e.g. those involved in externally- versus internally-oriented attention).