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Dr. Caitlin Hudac
Current Positions:
Director, Brain Research Across Development (B-RAD) Lab
Assistant Professor, Center for Youth Development and Intervention

Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology 

Education: 
University of Chicago, A.B. ('05, Human Development)
University of Nebraska, Ph.D. ('14, Developmental Psychology)

Research interests: I study how factors within early infancy and childhood affect brain development and may have consequences for developmental trajectories. It is critical to characterize brain correlates of healthy (or "normative") development in order to  accelerate our understanding of mechanisms of atypical development. Our lab seeks to capture patterns of learning and cognition associated with neurodevelopmental disorders, such as autism spectrum disorder (ASD),  intellectual disability (ID), and social anxiety disorder (SAD). We evaluate possible factors -- including genetic etiology with a focus on deleterious mutations and specific connections to individual (behavioral) differences.


Prospective graduate students for Fall 2021:
Yes, I am taking graduate applicants for the Experimental program (but not child clinical or clinical this year)

Fun facts: You often will find me at a coffee shop (non-COVID times) or out in the woods with my bike. And despite our current track record, B-RAD graduate students are not required to love Pittsburgh sports.  

Project Coordinator/Lab Manager 

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Victoria Ward

Current Position:
Project Coordinator and Lab Manager, Brain Research Across Development (B-RAD) Lab

Education:
The University of Alabama, B.A. ('21 Psychology and Political Science)

Research Interests: I am interested in studying adolescent development, attitudes, and social motivation across diverse populations, and investigating the factors that may influence these areas. 

Fun Facts: I love going on outdoor adventures, visiting my family at the beach, and hanging out with my Shepsky puppy, Kai!

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Current Graduate students

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Nicole Friedman
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Current Position:

Graduate Student, Clinical Child Psychology 

Education:
Emory University, B.S. ('17 Neuroscience and Behavioral Biology)

Research Interests: I am interested in using EEG/ERP and eye tracking methodologies to better understand mechanisms of atypical development in children with neurodevelopmental disorders and also as a marker of treatment success when paired with implementation of intervention strategies in these populations. 

Fun facts: I own a horse, love outdoor activities, and I am a huge Pittsburgh sports fan! 

Current Undergraduate Interns

Interested in joining the lab?
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    • Diversity & Inclusion
  • Research
    • Projects & Goals
    • BioGENE Project
    • BBAD Project
    • Love Brain Study
    • Social Attention Project
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    • B-RAD Alumni
    • Prospective Grad Students
    • Prospective Interns
  • News
  • Pubs
    • Posters
  • Contact | Map
  • For Participants
    • Summer Camp 2022
    • What does EEG look like for me?