About Us

Welcome to the MSU Clinical Neuroscience Lab! We are part of the Department of Psychology at Michigan State University.

The goal of our lab is to understand the cognitive and biological mechanisms of psychotic disorders, with a focus on schizophrenia. We are particularly interested in understanding how brain function is related to cognitive and social difficulties, psychotic symptoms (like hallucinations and delusions) and more generally to the subjective experience of individuals who have been diagnosed with psychotic disorders. A deeper understanding of symptoms and their mechanisms hold the promise to lead to more targeted and effective treatment options.
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Recent News

  • Lab News

    Dom Roberts awarded the Thompson Endowment & CSS Research Scholar Award

    Graduate student Dom Roberts is awarded the Charles P. and Linda A. Thompson Endowment for Social Science Research & CSS Research Scholar Award from the College of Social Sciences. Congratulations to Dom for this amazing achievement! We thank the Thompson Endowment committee and College of Social Sciences for recognizing his work and providing this generous support!

  • UURAF 2022
    Lab News

    Undergraduates Present at UURAF 2022!

    Congratulations to undergrads Pelli Mechnikov, Anjali Desai, and Zeeba Ali for presenting at this year’s University Undergraduate Research & Arts Forum! Check out their amazing work below!

  • Lab News

    Dom Roberts awarded Norm Abeles Award and Best MA Thesis Award

    Second year graduate student Dom Roberts is awarded the Norm Abeles Award for Outstanding Clinical service, an award given out annually to a student judged by the Clinic Director and Director of Clinical Training to have excelled in clinical work (including excellence in audits, evaluations, openness to new experiences) during the past year. Dom’s name […]

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